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Professor Peter Cochrane OBE, ex-CTO of BT and now a consultant and professor at the University of Suffolk's School of Science, Technology and Engeering. Professor Cochrane writes regularly for Computing:

  • AI and the emergent properties of good, bad and evil 
  • Much of what we're told about quantum computing is nonsense 
  • Interfaces are hell. How can we make them better?
  • AI, autonomous connectivity and machine-to-machine communications is the future of mobile - not folding screens 
  • Is it even possible to properly test complex systems?
  • Quantum computing - a return to analogue computers?

Check out the Computing archive for more. 

Dr Kuan Hon - Director with Fieldfisher's Privacy, Security and Information Law team

Dr Kuan Hon is a director with Fieldfisher's Privacy, Security & Information Law team, qualified as an English solicitor and New York (USA) attorney. She is an expert in data protection law, and author of the book 'Data Localization Laws and Policy'. She has both written for Computing, and contributed to Computing articles and events. In particular, Dr Kuan Hon is an expert advisor in GDPR: 

  • How GDPR and the Network and Information Systems Security Directive will complicate cloud computing
  • How GDPR will weigh on cloud computing providers and impose new breach notification rules
  • More than GDPR: Brexit, Safe Harbour and Privacy Shield, and the Network and Information Systems Security Directive

Check out the Computing archive for more, and the Computing Events portal for details of Computing's upcoming shows, webinars and more. 

Alan Reed -

Alan Reed is head of sports development at Hillside Technology, part of bet365. He is an expert in programming languages such as Golang and other new development tools, systems development, and developing in the cloud with Kubernetes: 

  • Cracking Kubernetes: Container Considerations at bet365
  • How bet365 shifted to containers with Kubernetes
  • How Golang Helped bet365 achieve the impossible
  • The impact of Golang on systems development at bet365
  • How to drive innovation in fast-moving markets: Inside bet365's mobile development 

James Robbins - CIO at ArrowXL (small)

James Robbins is the former CIO of Northumbrian Water and Drax, and now CIO at logistics and supply-chain firm ArrowXL:  

  • How 1966 and all that advanced AI
  • The journey to automation starts now!

Anu Sachedva - digital transformation leader with Genpact

Anu Sachdeva is digital transformation leader with Genpact, with more than 27 years of experience across North America, Europe and Asia in financial services: 

  • For banks saying goodbye to LIBOR won't be easy, but artificial intelligence can help

Mark Ridley head shot

Mark Ridley has been CIO of Reed.co.uk and Blenheim Chalcott. He is now the owner and founder of Ridley Industries: 

  • Hot Seat: Mark Ridley
  • Office 365 or Google? CTO Mark Ridley explains why he chose different options at different firms
  • Microsoft Teams 'can't compete with Slack' and is part of 'confusing set of tools'
  • Why Reed.co.uk opted for Google Apps instead of Microsoft Office 365
  • Involve sales people in tech projects, says Reed.co.uk CIO
  • How Reed.co.uk does IT without an IT department

Alex Fishlock of Catapult on DevOps

Alex Fishlock is co-founder and chief executive of consulting and trouble-shooting specialist Catapult. Clients include BT, HSBC, Zoopla and Barclays: 

  • Ten Years of DevOps - five ways businesses are still getting it wrong

Steve Barrett - VP of EMEA sales at PagerDuty

Steve Barrett is vice president of EMEA sales at digital operations management platform PagerDuty, a software-as-a-service solution for businesses from SMEs to global enterprises: 

  • Die another day: the post-disaster post-mortem and how to perform one

Zoey Forbes - associate at law firm Harbottle and LewisZoey Forbes is an associate at law firm Harbottle & Lewis, specialising in the creative industries - in particular, intellectual property rights across different media formats and territories: 

  • Controversial EU copyright reforms Articles 11 and 13 move one step closer

Mark Tighe - CEO of tax consultancy Catax

Mark Tighe is chief executive of tax consultancy Catax, which specialises in advising UK companies in the technology sector: 

  • UK tech sector loses millions by failing to claim tax credits for R&D

Genpact chief digital officer Sanjay Srivastava

Sanjay Srivastava is chief digital officer at outsourcing giant Genpact. He runs Genpact's growing Digital business, overseeing the Genpact Cora platform and all Digital products and services: 

  • RPA: flash in the pan or here to stay?

Coffin Mew partner Leon Deakin

Leon Deakin is a partner at Coffin Mew, heading up the law firm's employment practice, with a special interest in the area of 'lawtech': 

  • LawTech: Big deal or a lot of hot air?

Coffin Mew associate solicitor Guy Cartwright - headshot, small

Guy Cartright is an associate solicitor at law firm Coffin Mew, specialising in data privacy and, in particular, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): 

  • Why BA and Marriott were hit with massive GDPR fines - and how you can avoid one

Gary Bloom - CEO of MarkLogic

Gary Bloom is the former CEO of storage software specialist Veritas and now CEO at NoSQL database software vendor MarkLogic: 

  • The critical flaw of AI: data

Karl Barnfather of Withers and Rogers head and shoulders

Karl Barnfather is chairman and patent attorney at European law firm, Withers & Rogers, specialising in computing and consumer electronics: 

  • New European Patent Office guidelines protect AI and machine learning 'inventions'
  • Does EU Patent law need to change to account for AI?

De Montfort University cyber security professor Eerke Boiten

Eerke Boiten is professor of Cyber Security at De Montfort University: 

  • GDPR-based extortion is a dangerous myth

Chris Painter - CEO of Omnitude and founder of Pixel by Pixel

Chris Painter is the CEO & founder of Omnitude, a blockchain smart platform that connects blockchain technologies, eCommerce platforms & enterprise systems. He is also the managing director of Pixel by Pixel: 

  • Blockchain needs a common framework to bind it together
  • Hyperledger could be the binding layer that blockchain needs

James Kitching - Solicitor at Coffin Mew

James Kitching is a solicitor at law firm Coffin Mew. He is part of the organisation's tech sector, and sits on its corporate social responsibility committee: 

  • Tech unicorns: What does the future hold for the likes of Uber and Airbnb?
  • Algorithms in Society: Protecting people v protecting IP
  • Algorithms in the justice system: Should computers decide our fate?

Michael Batley is head of strategy at London-based foreign exchange multinational Travelex: 

  • Is a cashless society actually desirable?

Colin Wales is business development director at public sector cloud specialist Arcus Global: 

  • Digitisation is only the first step towards true transformation

Mark Levy is director of strategy at the UK's biggest software vendor Micro Focus: 

  • Accelerating digital transformation - DevOps is going mainstream in the enterprise

Ryan Gosling is head of partnerships and telco at Callsign

  • The Metro Bank SMS authentication hack shows the risk of relying on ancient protocols for security

Katie Jameson is head of EMEA marketing at Act-On Software: 

  • The importance of marketing automation for cross-selling

Andy Clowes is head of design and UI/UX at EngageHub: 

  • Debunking the myths around 'UX'

Carolyn Bertin is a data protection specialist and consultant solicitor at Keystone Law: 

  • What will Google do next on consent? All eyes are on tech giant after record GDPR fine

Rohit Gupta is principal big data and cloud consultant at outsourcing giant Cognizant: 

  • A connected future on the road: 5G set to power safer, less congested roads by 2020

John-Paul Rooney is a patent attorney and partner at US law firm Withers & Rogers: 

  • Huawei vs US: why trade secrets need to be carefully managed

Dr Adrian Nish is head of threat intelligence at BAE Systems: 

  • Top five emerging trends in cyber security

Ken Rugg is chief product and strategy officer at EnterpriseDB: 

  • Open source software in the enterprise has never been healthier
  • Why Database-as-a-Service is bringing a revolution in the enterprise market

Ahsan Iqba is director of technology at recruitment specialist Robert Walters: 

  • The impact of Brexit on the IT jobs market

Phil Celestini is chief security and risk officer at global communications company Syniverse: 

  • Stealthy and complex: Understanding cyber attacks of the future

Stefan Reuther is chief Sales Officer at COPA-DATA

  • Predictions for manufacturing: Industrial trends for 2019

Jim Hietala is vice president, business development and security and Dr Pallab Saha is chief architect at The Open Group: 

  • Architecture at scale: many things need to change if government digital transformation is to succeed

Bogdan Botezatu is director of threat rResearch at Bitdefender: 

  • What's next for security in 2019?

Mike Mimoso is editorial director at security firm Flashpoint: 

  • Combating Fraud During the Festive Season

Simon Johnson is general manager, UK & Ireland, at Freshworks

  • Events like Black Friday can really affect the IT team's mental health

Krishnanand Nayak is QA lead and Jira expert at SAP Fieldglass: 

  • Training and engagement are the key to unlocking automation

Jonathan Burton is web and digital services manager at Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust: 

  • Case study: Building a social network to support mental health

Fergus Weldon is director of Data Science at Trainline: 

  • What the exponential growth of big data will mean for travel technology in 2019

Emma Stevens is associate solicitor - dispute resolution at law firm Coffin Mew: 

  • Opt-in to a safer business: a spotlight on privacy rights
  • AI - where does the liability lie?
  • Blockchain and smart contracts - dispute resolution challenges

Sabine Soellheim is manager of SAP Alliances at SUSE: 

  • Migrating to Linux: the basis of digital transformation

Dug Cambell is a decentralisation advocate and head of outreach at MaidSafe: 

  • The Internet needs to evolve (again), this time with security as a fundamental feature

Richard Agnew is vice president EMEA at Code42: 

  • The data blame game: what to do when executives are playing fast and loose with core IP 

Mark Robinson is CEO of deltaDNA: 

  • Why the only way is up for mobile game revenues

Murthy Vedula is a consultant with Wipro Technologies, specialising in energy and power utilities: 

  • GDPR compliance: Key steps in the GDPR compliance journey

Kal Patel is managing director of digital health at Flex: 

  • The healthcare CIO: Leading the transformation

Elaine Rowlands is UK head of HR for PCMS Group: 

  • How do we make the IT industry more female friendly?

Ross Mason is founder of MuleSoft: 

  • Why Mastercard, Atom Bank and others have adopted the API economy

Vasco Pedro is the CEO of Unbabel: 

  • Is the AI-powered human the next stage of evolution?

Rory Lynch is a solicitor in the media team at law firm Seddons: 

  • Why the class action against Google for misuse of personal internet data was rejected by the Court

Robin Fry is a director of Cerno Professional Services and a highly-experienced software IP lawyer. He is prominent in defending software audits and advising on software licensing issues: 

  • Firms should treat software licence reviews as a material risk to business

Ben Taylor is CEO of AI-powered automation company Rainbird: 

  • Explainable AI: Dissecting the development of auditable artificial intelligence

Jeff Ng is chief scientist at Founders Factory: 

  • Are we speeding towards AI consciousness?

Marco Rottigni is chief technical security officer at Qualys: 

  • Containers and security - understanding the new model for software deployment

Vikki Wiberg is senior counsel in the Employment, Pensions & Mobility practice groups at Taylor Wessing, specialising in employment and immigration matters: 

  • Computer says no - is the Tier 2 visa scheme a threat to your business?

Andrew Rossiter is head of technology services at global banking technology engineering firm GFT: 

  • Cloud adoption by investment banks? The jury is still out

Mark Smith is CEO of Support Revolution, a consultancy offering lower-cost support for organisations running Oracle and SAP enterprise resource planning systems: 

  • The art of surviving Oracle and SAP software licence audits

David Wilde is a former central and local government CIO, now working in consultancy: 

  • Selling to the public sector? Know their business(es), not just your products

Charlotte Allery is employment solicitor in the tech sector at law firm Coffin Mew

  • The turbulence of employment status in the gig economy
  • Navigating wearable technology in the workplace

Sean Price is EMEA industry solutions director - Public Sector, at Qlik: 

  • The rise of smart boroughs - London's connected future

Anneka Burrett is head of digital experience at BrightHR: 

  • What should tech companies do to promote diversity?

Tom Pickersgill is the founder of recruitment firm Broadstone: 

  • Recruitment is dead - long live rectech

Joachim Paulini is lead architect of Snow Optimizer for SAP Software. He has ten years of experience in SAP covering development, consultancy and software architecture design, as well as implementing licence management systems for a large number of major SAP customers: 

  • SAP's latest changes to its Indirect Access pricing model - what SAP customers need to know

Uniconta UK CEO Russell Lawrence

Russell Lawrence is CEO of Uniconta UK, the cloud software company started-up by Erik Damgaard, and a veteran of more than 200 ERP implementations: 

  • Retail apocalypse: The ten great 'plagues' of the high street

Daniele Sileri is CEO and co-founder of Blockchain Studios:

  • Why blockchain is great for video games

Richard Watts is business development director at digital infrastructure specialist VXFIBER:

  • What does Jeremy Wright's appointment to DCMS mean for the UK's connectivity ambitions?

Phil Baulch is CIO of Major Business and Public Sector at BT: 

  • Predicting public sector technology in 2030

Manish Jethwa is chief technology officer at infrastructure asset management technology company Yotta: 

  • Building a smart city infrastructure: the key role of APIs and microservices

James Castro-Edwards is a partner at law firm Wedlake Bell: 

  • Tech and data protection law, post-GDPR

Jeff Healey is senior director for Vertica at Micro Focus, the UK's biggest software firm: 

  • Optimising cloud economics to future-proof the business

Andy Berry is vice president EMEA of Software Solutions at Pitney Bowes: 

  • Data scientists are in-demand and well paid - so why is there a skills gap?

Dan Adams is vice president of data product management at Pitney Bowes: 

  • Automation is the best tool to keep data fresh

Lee Atchison is senior director of strategic architecture at New Relic: 

  • Beyond lift and shift: Digital transformation through the cloud

Gary Weiss is senior vice president, general manager of security, discovery and analytics at OpenText: 

  • IoT security: mitigating the prospect of a life-threatening cyber attack

Stephen Dyson is head of Industry 4.0 at digital manufacturing firm Protolabs: 

  • Welcome to Industry 4.0 - the future is already here

Lisa Heneghan is global head of technology at accounting and consulting giant KPMG: 

  • IT industry needs to step up to the diversity agenda

Paul Heath is regional director, UK & Ireland, public sector, at McAfee

  • Taking a strategic approach to digital security in the public sector

Anne-Marie Imafidon is CEO of Stemettes: 

  • Women in tech: shameful numbers hide our heroic change-makers

Geoff Revill is a privacy campaigner and CEO of Krowdthink

  • The tech giants are fighting privacy regulation: what price will we pay for a free digital society?

Lindsay McEwan is vice president & managing director EMEA at Tealium: 

  • Data orchestration: How to make your data silos sing

Dave Marsland is engineering manager at Paddle: 

  • Keep hold of your engineers by listening to their career goals

Mark Weston is a partner and head of information technology, Intellectual Property and Commercial at law firm Hill Dickinson: 

  • Are you Banking on the Cloud?

Tal Ater is co-founder and chief technology officer at DAV: 

  • Autonomous vehicles: how blockchain will make it all work

Morten Brøgger is CEO of Wire: 

  • Effective communications are key to surviving a crisis

Graeme Dillane is manager, financial services at InterSystems: 

  • Managing transactions and analytics simultaneously in the high-speed world of financial services

Salvatore Minetti is CEO and founder Prospex: 

  • How can SMEs harness AI to boost their growth?

Peter Bergstrom CSO of Terra Virtua: 

  • VR is the next step for gaming and entertainment

Anne Sheehan is enterprise director at Vodafone UK: 

  • To see more girls in STEM we must boost their confidence, not interest

Frank Krieger is vice president of governance, risk & compliance at secure cloud hosting and backup specialist iland:

  • GDPR: One month to go - what's left still to do?

Chalan Aras is vice president and general manager of NetScaler SD-WAN at Citrix:

  • SD-WAN - the Uber of the networking world

Tim Jesser is a director at Snow Software: 

  • With cloud costs accelerating, visibility and automation are essential to retaining control

Gianni Giacomelli and Prashant Shukla. Gianni Giacomelli is business leader, digital solutions and Prashant Shukla is assistant vice president, design thinking at Genpact, a global professional services firm focused on delivering digital transformation: 

  • Reorienting your workforce in the age of AI

Nick Rycar is technical product marketing manager at Chef: 

  • Turn your compliance, security and other policy requirements into automated tests

Jim Conning is managing director of Royal Mail Data Services (RMDS): 

  • What are the biggest customer data management challenges in 2018?
  • GDPR: a catalyst for improving data quality managing director of Royal Mail Data Services (RMDS)

Matt West is chief marketing officer at Feefo: 

  • Close and personal - how artificial intelligence is changing customer service

Stephen Dyson is head of industry 4.0 at Protolabs: 

  • Robot hands can now mimic human tactile dexterity

Ralf Sydekum is Technical Manager at F5 Networks: 

  • Six multi-cloud myth busters to keep businesses secure

Oskana Howard is senior corporate associate and hHead of the Russia, Ukraine & CIS desk at Colman Coyle Solicitors: 

  • Will smart contracts ever replace legal contracts?

Rob Bolton is technology director and general manager for Western Europe at Infoblox: 

  • Companies should turn to AI to speed delivery of threat intelligence 

Andrew Lintell is regional vice president northern EMEA at Tufin: 

  • Complexity is the enemy of security

Olivier Thereaux is head of technology at the Open Data Institute (ODI): 

  • Computer says no': How open data can mitigate the dangers of black box AI

Paul Bell is vice president of enterprise sales at CommScope: 

  • What does data centre automation mean for the rise of the machines?

Mathias Golombek is chief technology officer of Exasol: 

  • Big data analytics is dead - long live data analytics

Jamie Graves is CEO and founder of ZoneFox:

  • Morrisons should be a lesson on the costly consequences of insider threats

Chris Petersen is co-founder and chief technology officer of LogRhythm: 

  • Journey to the AI-enabled SoC: Unlocking potential with data

Srini Bharadwaj is chieft technology officer of AI products at Genpact: 

  • Using machine learning to predict bankruptcy

Eran Kinsbruner is lead technical evangelist at Perfecto: 

  • Tech trends in 2018: the role of DevOps in ensuring success

Rob Pickering is CEO of technology firm IPCortex: 

  • How to pave the way for machine learning- and AI-based communication
  • How you should prepare for the future of machine learning- and AI-based communication
  • 2.5 million years in the making - time to get UC right
  • WhatsApp in the NHS: symptomatic of a few poor choices, or a chronic problem?

Maryna Ivakhnenko is a manager at travel and hospitality technology and consulting firm AltexSoft: 

  • How machine learning boosts personalisation in travel

Jessica Figueras is chief analyst at GlobalData:

  • Budget: Hammond 'between a rock and a hard place'

Matt Fisher is senior vice president of product strategy at Snow Software: 

  • How digital transformation is changing the CIO role
  • Office 365: are you spending too much?

Raj Mukherjee is senior vice president of product at recruitment website Indeed: 

  • Can artificial intelligence find more suitable candidates than traditional job search?

Bhavin Turakhia is the founder and CEO of Flock - a real-time messaging and collaboration app for teams: 

  • Navigating the enterprise messaging market - why and how to choose the best fit for your business needs

Graeme Park is an IT security professional with over eight years' experience in IT delivery, information assurance and cybersecurity in a high-profile and fluid MoD environment. He now works as a senior consultant at Mason Advisory: 

  • Don't only rely on training to stay safe from phishing threats - here's how to protect yourself
  • The Vanhoef-Piessens effect - the attacks that target WPA encryption
  • Wireless encryption showing signs of KRACKing?

Mark Gamble is senior director of product marketing, analytics, at OpenText: 

  • Making peace (and profits) with AI

Nigel Crockford is business development manager at IT consultancy eSpida: 

  • Moving from a reactive to a proactive approach to IT

Jason Prasad is a senior technology analyst at Sumitomo Corp: 

  • Opinion: IT leaders could bring the economy crashing down

Ken Harper is director and mainframe product leader at mainframe managed services supplier Ensono: 

  • Managing the mainframe skills gap

Paul Alexander is co-founder of data consultancy Beyond Analysis: 

  • Embarrassment of riches: how shrinking big data can boost business and tackle office politics

Javvad Malik is an IT security professional with threat-detection and incident response company AlienVault:

  • GDPR: What will happen in the first 72 hours after a data breach?

David Wyatt is general manager, EMEA, at Databricks:

  • Understanding AI and its benefits for business

Paul Blore is managing director at cloud network specialist Netmetix:

  • Is the cloud the answer to the GDPR that SMEs have been waiting for?

Suman Nambiar is the head of AI practice at outsourcing and consulting company Mindtree: 

  • Taking control of artificial intelligence

Ian Currie is EMEA director at Dell Boomi: 

  • Why integration is key to ensuring a first-class customer experience

Cary Wright is vice president of product management at network-monitoring specialist Endace: 

  • Packets don't lie: how to expose the DNA of a cyber attack

Rocio de la Cruz is principal associate at law firm Gowling WLG: 

  • Contracts and liabilities between controllers and processors under GDPR

Helen Davenport is a director at law firm Gowling WLG, with more than 15 years experience of advising suppliers and purchasers of technology, telecoms and outsourced services in both the public and private sector: 

  • Can more be done to combat the rise and apparent success of ransomware attacks?

Rick McElroy is security strategist at security specialist Carbon Black, which was acquired by VMware in August 2019: 

  • Ten lessons from the Equifax breach

Matt West is chief marketing officer at reviews platform Feefo: 

  • Why customer service teams are crying out for artificial intelligence

Sean Herbert is country manager, UK & Ireland, at endpoint management security software firm Baramundi: 

  • Transparent and secure with unified endpoint management

Andrew Deane is Systems Development Manager for Middleware at bet365: 

  • Inside bet365: The rise of the Multilingual Development Environment

Alan Duric is co-founder and CTO/COO at secure collaboration company Wire: 

  • The importance of secure communication in the workplace

Mark Piesing is a freelance journalist based in Oxford, UK, writing about technology, culture and the intersection between the two: 

  • SMBs beware! This is how automated software updates spread malware

Johan Holder is CEO of Kazoup: 

  • The true cost of unstructured 'dark data' in the GDPR era

Kevin Gidney is co-founder of contract-management software supplier Seal Software: 

  • Not all machine learning is created equal

Danny Rowark is director EMEA West, UK and Ireland, at SUSE: 

  • The rise of the containers-as-a-service platform

Malcolm Murphy is technology director, Western Europe, at Infoblox

  • The NHS must ensure £21m cybersecurity fund is spent in the right places

Mark Smallwood is a consultant with Mason Advisory, in MediaCityUK: 

  • Brexit: a survival strategy for CIOs

Laura Flack is head of digital safety at Barclays: 

  • You and I are just as important as bots in the fight against cybercrime 

Sean Harrison Smith is managing director of Ceterna: 

  • In our on-demand society instant business is an expectation

Akber Datoo is the founder and managing partner of D2 Legal Technology LLP (D2LT), a boutique legal data consulting firm dedicated to the capital markets space: 

  • GDPR and big data - friends or foes?

Nick Sacke is head of products and IoT at Comms365: 

  • 'As a service' model will create an accessible and future proof Internet of Things

Richard Anstey is enterprise CTO at Synchronoss: 

  • Investing in mobility for profit and productivity

Aaron Auld is CEO of database software firm Exasol: 

  • The big problem in big data: a lack of skills

Don Morrison is director of government relations at security software and services specialist McAfee: 

  • UK businesses are overlooking a great cybersecurity resource: Government assistance
  • The transformational potential for GDPR

Peter Ruffley is the founder and chairman of cloud analytics company Zizo Software: 

  • GDPR - don't ditch the data

Paul Ayers is manager of enterprise memberships, EMEA, for the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), a not-for-profit organisation with a mission to promote the use of best practices for providing security assurance within cloud computing: 

  • Trends in UK cyber resilience

Geoff Revill is founder of The Krowd and David Goodman is a consultant at Trust in Digital Life: 

  • Why GDPR is good for you

Sam Jardine is partner and Liam Corrigan an associate in the Technology, Outsourcing and Privacy Group of law firm Fieldfisher LLP: 

  • Money for old code?

David Armstrong is vice president of analytics at OpenText: 

  • Departmental disconnect is hindering digital plans

Jean-Cyril Schütterlé is vice president of product and data science at Sidetrade: 

  • Getting to grips with machine learning

Simon Fisher is solutions architect at DevOps software specialist Chef: 

  • Why automate all the things? Why not?

Luke Jennings is chief research officer for Countercept at MWR InfoSecurity: 

  • Machine learning in attack detection - what it can and can't do

Jovi Umawing is a malware intelligence analyst with Malwarebytes, with more than 10 years in the anti-virus industry: 

  • Ransomware challenges every SMB faces

Paul Farrington is manager EMEA, solution architects, at Veracode: 

The new crime model: why criminals are now holding our data for ransom rather than stealing or selling it

Nick Lambert is chief operating officer of MaidSafe: 

  • Universal Basic Income is a sticking plaster - a real cure for technology-driven disparity is needed

 

 

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