Britain’s go-to guy for advertisement voice-overs has had another attempt at explaining computing history, in his own unique way. But he’s got it wrong, and at the same time sullied the memory of one of the industry’s true pioneers.
Habeas Data, or Why any Silicon Valley ‘bill of rights’ will guarantee you never have any
Widespread ridicule has greeted the announcement that eight giant technology companies led by Google and including Facebook and LinkedIn were going to […]
“The price of nothing”
Kim Dotcom has a new service, with features that Forbes calls “See No Evil, Store No Evil”. But perhaps that […]
Why do sheep need Twitter?
Spot the broadband user in this picture A House of Lords committee this week declared that British taxpayers must foot […]