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The UK's Antisocial Network
8|17|11   |   2:22   |   2 comments

Police Forces across the UK are using social media and messenger services to track down looters. BlackBerry Messenger users, that means you, too.
The Sole Man
The Freedom to Be Oppressed
1|21|11   |   2:26   |   8 comments

Demanding that every other culture should share our moral standpoint is hypocrisy.
The Sole Man
The Social Network: Defining a Generation?
12|15|10   |   2:26   |   10 comments

David Fincher’s movie is starting to look like a hot contender for the 2011 Oscars.
The Sole Man
Google’s Antitrust Conundrum
12|7|10   |   2:54   |   1 comment

The mysteries of how Google’s search engine works has prompted a largely unnecessary investigation into the company by the EU.
The Sole Man
Feigning Shock at Google’s Data Harvest
11|3|10   |   2:15   |   No comments

The UK’s Information Commissioner's Office has reopened its investigation into Google after the company admitted to taking more than just pictures with its Street View car, but some of the responsibility should fall on the people.
The Sole Man
Google Grows From the Barrel of a Gun
10|28|10   |   1:32   |   3 comments

One blunder is a tragedy. One million is a statistic.
The Sole Man
Internet Access? No Thanks!
10|18|10   |   02:04   |   5 comments

43 percent of European households aren't connected to the Internet, and many of them just don't want it. So deal with that, EU!
The Sole Man
A New Fly on the Wall
9|24|10   |   2:23   |   5 comments

Because plain old-fashioned civility is so last decade.
The Sole Man
3D Sucks
8|20|10   |   2:18   |   4 comments

Come on Martin – tell us what you really think.
The Sole Man
Pink Floyd Hits The Wall (Geddit?!)
8|19|10   |   1:54   |   5 comments

Bad news for Pink Floyd fans as the band goes all sulky and vents its displeasure on iTunes' pick'n'mix musical culture.
The Sole Man
Digital Economy Act Is Full of Holes
8|5|10   |   2:29   |   2 comments

New UK legislation to protect copyright seems more likely to punish the innocent than the guilty. Woops.
The Sole Man
Cloud-Based Video Sharing: Not Promising
7|28|10   |   2:49   |   2 comments

Ultraviolet is an industry-wide attempt to standardize video content delivery across multiple platforms. Apart from the fact that it’s based in the cloud, relies on the DRM system, and isn’t backed by Apple… it sounds great!
The Sole Man
Shiver Me Timbers
7|26|10   |   2:21   |   1 comment

Digital pirates find easy pickings in the open waters of the Internet. Aaarrrrrr!
The Sole Man
Bebo Boo-Boo
7|22|10   |   2:10   |   2 comments

AOL took a bath when it sold off its social networking site, but as the "biggest and best producer of quality content in the world" was it also wrong to dismiss Bebo’s financing model for original content?
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