Opinion
Legal opinion: Why Bounty was smacked with a £400,000 fine
Wedlake Bell's James Castro-Edwards explains why Bounty received such a big fine under the old Data Protection Act - which would almost certainly have been much larger under GDPR
The upcoming Avengers movie has crashed ticketing sites: they should have learned the teamwork lesson
A superhero won't help when there are massive surges of demand
How to tackle formjacking and avoid becoming Magecart's next victim
Netskope's Paolo Passeri explains why organisations need to systematically audit their ecommerce sites - regularly
The most profitable languages and how to learn them
Hired CEO Mehul Patel reveals the most in-demand and lucrative computer languages that software engineers need to learn
Why blockchain matters to your business - the growth of private blockchains
We are past the hype and into blockchain-based productivity, say lawyers from Osborne Clarke
Peter Cochrane: Quantum computing - a return to analogue computers?
Quantum computers are neither stable enough nor powerful enough to achieve very much at all at the moment, warns Professor Peter Cochrane - but could one day provide a cure for cancer
Explainable AI should help us avoid a third 'AI winter'
AI researchers are worried that GDPR will limit availability of training data, but there's an upside too, says Gary Richardson
The 'face off' between biometrics and privacy
If Hollywood is any guide, privacy is likely to come off worst, suggests Coffin Mew's Guy Cartwright
2019 is the year that Agile and DevOps go large
There is an increasing wealth of large-scale Agile and DevOps stories to draw on
For banks saying goodbye to LIBOR won't be easy, but artificial intelligence can help
LIBOR expires in 2021 and banks face an uphill struggle to change all their existing contracts
Ten Years of DevOps - five ways businesses are still getting it wrong
Catapult's Alex Fishlock runs down the five key ways organisations are getting DevOps wrong - and what they can do about it
Die another day: the post-disaster post-mortem and how to perform one
The post-mortem is vital for establishing a culture of transparency and continuous improvement
Controversial EU copyright reforms Articles 11 and 13 move one step closer
Zoey Forbes looks at how the draft EU Copyright Directive has been tweaked after lobbying from the tech industry and rightsholders
Peter Cochrane: Governments may try to lock down the internet and AI, but freedom will always out
Endless moral scares may justify ever-more controls on the internet and AI, warns Professor Peter Cochrane, but won't achieve their supposed aim
RPA: flash in the pan or here to stay?
RPA hype has hit an all-time high, but it needs to evolve if it is to be truly useful, argues Sanjay Srivastava
LawTech: Big deal or a lot of hot air?
Leon Deakin, Partner and Head of Employment at law firm Coffin Mew, examines LawTech. Does it herald the end of face to face interaction in the legal industry?
UK tech sector loses millions by failing to claim tax credits for R&D
Forty per cent of UK tech companies are losing out, warns tax consultant Mark Tighe
Peter Cochrane: Tackling fake news and propaganda with AI and machine learning
This year saw the first global 'datathon' to apply natural language processing to identify 'fake news'. Professor Peter Cochrane was there as an advisor
Accelerating digital transformation - DevOps is going mainstream in the enterprise
DevOps has become a prerequisite for digital transformation
The Metro Bank SMS authentication hack shows the risk of relying on ancient protocols for security
The SS7 telephony protocols date back to 1975 - much has changed since then as hackers know
The importance of marketing automation for cross-selling
Three cross-selling strategies where marketing automation can make a difference
Tech unicorns: What does the future hold for the likes of Uber and Airbnb?
Lyft and Uber are racing to IPO this year - before they have even come close to registering a profit. Coffin Mews' James Kitching and Iwan Thomas
What will Google do next on consent? All eyes are on tech giant after record GDPR fine
Google's consent mechanism for sharing personal data is deliberately obtuse. This needs to change if it is not to hemorrhage trust, argues lawyer Carolyn Bertin
Debunking the myths around 'UX'
With more and more business conducted online, organisations need to make sure their websites maximise the user experience, says Engage Hub's Andy Clowes
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