MPs plan Magna Carta Digitatum
A meeting in the House of Commons has overwhelmingly backed a Digital Bill of Rights.On the sixty-sixth anniversary of the...
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Do we need a Digital Bill of Rights?
UK MPs and campaigners are debating a Digital Bill of Rights to protect citizens' privacy. Liberal Democrats in the...
Calls to curb IS internet use
Britain plans an anti-terror law forcing internet companies to reveal who is using IP addresses Home Secretary Teresa May will...
‘Snooping’: the backlash begins
A new survey shows that 86 percent of Britons believe mass spying on citizens is wrong. The poll, commissioned as...
ISIL’s online aim to breed hate says expert
One of the US military’s leading information warfare experts has warned against knee-jerk reactions to hostage executions by ISIL. Online...
Who’s watching the watchers?
Demonstrators plan a worldwide protest of one million people against mass surveillance The protests are planned on Guy Fawkes night...
Turing tribute misses high notes
A musical homage to the father of computer science Alan Turing has delighted gay campaigners but disappointed as an artistic experience.The...
App attack: privacy abuse crackdown
The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office and the US Federal Trade Commission have launched a global sweep of mobile app developers...
New front in cyber war
The UK is investing in new research to protect vital services like power, gas and transport says Government minister. ...
Fifth Estate is second rate
The latest Hollywood movie inspired by Wikileaks already looks dated says Jane Whyatt 'The Fifth Estate' stars A-list celebrity Benedict...