A weekly reading list to stimulate thoughts about the (digitised) world you might (or might not) want to live in.
Archives for 2018
Social media vs citizen messaging: a lost opportunity?
June 2, 2018 By
At some point we will have to progress beyond SMS for “government-to-citizen” messaging. This is an opportunity to solve some longstanding problems.
Review — Bose QC30 headphones “Wearables” become “liveables”
May 31, 2018 By
Sometimes a digital device proves transformational to how you live in unexpected ways. My Bose QC30 headphones have been a major positive experience.
The Internet is Just a Prototype The week in hyperlinks
May 28, 2018 By
A weekly reading list to stimulate thoughts about the (digitised) world you might (or might not) want to live in.
Society is not a science problem (but science’s problems are social)
May 26, 2018 By
The scientific mindset is powerful for investigating phenomena of the natural world. When it comes to the socio-political, it can make us foolish.
GDPR: Privacy by force or design?
May 25, 2018 By
Everyone has had their email inboxes filled with GDPR-related privacy notices. The systemic failure is multiplying: how to divide it instead?
The RINA revolution is ready to roll
May 24, 2018 By
If TCP/IP is the piston airplane, RINA is the jet age. At the moment, it’s exotic; in 20 years, it will be ordinary. Here’s an update on its progress.
What small steps might lead to RINA’s big dreams?
May 23, 2018 By
RINA is the replacement for today’s Internet protocols, in the same way that Windows was a replacement for MS-DOS. We’re overdue for the upgrade!
The Internet is Just a Prototype The week in hyperlinks
May 20, 2018 By
A weekly reading list to stimulate thoughts about the (digitised) world you might (or might not) want to live in.
The birds and the bees of broadband
May 17, 2018 By
The “facts of life” are important to get right if you want reality-based broadband regulation. What if you make a fundamental error in understanding?
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