Peter Williams
Is public loss of confidence in government's ability to protect our personal data justified?
David Tebbutt
Social networking sites, online gaming, YouTube, iPlayer, you name it – they all boost internet activity. But what's the effect of all this activity on the environment?
Peter Williams
Information professionals should put themselves at the heart of the current debate over payment models for information and content
David Tebbutt
Like Wikipedia, Open Library could massively disrupt existing businesses
David Tebbutt
The company that invented the PC is pioneering social computing too
Peter Williams
The shake-up at Reed Elsevier will have big repercussions for the information industry
David Tebbutt
Evolving web's next step will be to extract meaning from all that content
Peter Williams
Widening access to technology has not improved the information literacy of young people
David Tebbutt
The decorations may be down, but now you can add SPARQL to your info
Mark Chillingworth
Information rarely left the political agenda in 2007, from the re-assessment of intellectual property to the furore over freedom of information and major breakdowns in policy. Mark Chillingworth looks back
David Tebbutt
The real connectivity in an organisation comes from its employees' savvy
David Tebbutt
Facebook is a golden goose, but many still worry about managing it
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