by alex | Nov 16, 2016 | newsletter
Small Businesses and start-ups in the UK will now have their opportunity to pitch ‘Dragon’s Den’ style to BT in a competition, the winners of which could receive expert mentoring as well as seeing their ideas rolled out to BT customers in the UK. BT say that the...
by alex | Nov 16, 2016 | newsletter
Police in England and Wales have announced that they will be conducting a week-long campaign that is focused on catching and cracking down on drivers who are using hand-held mobile phones while driving. As well as the obvious motive to improve safety on the roads now,...
by alex | Nov 16, 2016 | newsletter
According to data recently published by ‘Hired’, women working in the technology industry in the UK earn 9% less than men in the same jobs. Evidence of the Gender Pay Gap. More evidence of a long-acknowledged gender pay gap in the UK has been highlighted by the...
by alex | Nov 16, 2016 | newsletter
Donald Trump’s successful bid to become the next U.S. President has prompted the UK digital rights and freedom group ‘The Open Rights Group’ (ORG) to publicly express fears that UK citizens may now be the subject of greater surveillance. Link With GCHQ. One of the key...
by alex | Nov 16, 2016 | newsletter
It appears that some U.S. voters were so horrified by the prospect of living in America with Donald Trump as President that they crashed immigration websites in New Zealand and Canada in their bid to find an alternative safe haven. Massive Increase in Traffic From The...
by alex | Nov 10, 2016 | newsletter
A request by insurance company Admiral to trial a scheme whereby the contents of the Facebook profiles of young drivers would be used in order to judge their safety as drivers (and thereby influence their insurance premiums) has been given the thumbs down by Facebook....
