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As the heady clamour of this Summer's exam results algorithm fiasco fades into the darkening evenings of UK Winter, the recent proposals for an "Accountability for Algorithms Act" by the Institute...

In this first week of February, with the Rubicon now crossed, we will have to face the concerns about lower yields, drops in land values and increases in supply chain costs.

Greg Wyler's OneWeb has entered into new alliances with Airbus Defence and Space and with Intelsat, has obtained $500m million of funding from leading companies and has struck a deal described by OneWeb as the largest commercial rocket acquisition ever.

Even leaving aside Snowden and surveillance, government departments like Health, Home Office, Education, HMRC and BIS have huge and growing digital databases.

Hampshire based firm Tiger Communications plc has been forced to pay £25,000 to the Business Software Alliance (BSA) after an audit revealed unlicensed software use in its call management solutions business.

The cloud causes a great deal of confusion.

As the FIFA World Cup captivates audiences, UK fans are increasingly fascinated by the cutting-edge technologies powering the tournament. From microchip-embedded smart balls that track movement 500 times per second to AI-powered robotic security dogs patrolling stadiums, discover how innovation is transforming both the game on the pitch and the spectator experience off it.

Deloitte predicts that average broadband speed obtained in most markets should increase by between 15% and 25%.

Cloud integration is one of the core IT initiatives of the Insurance Industry. Integrated cloud solutions allow for better information, more effective assessments and faster innovation.

When the footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed because of a cardiac arrest during a recent game most online fans were sending out messages of hope – pray for Muamba was a recurring message on Twitter at the time.

The Communications Minister Ed Vaizey announced the government's position on net neutrality on 17 November 2010, stating that "the internet has been responsible for an unprecedented level of innovation, which has led to multi billion dollar companies being formed in just a couple of years" and that the government is keen to protect this model.

Ofcom looks set to become the first UK internet regulator following the Government's publication of its response to the Online Harms White Paper.

The UK's Online Safety Act (OSA) introduces new rules for online platforms that allow users to interact or provide search services.

We have over recent years commented on the various initiatives undertaken by the Business Software Alliance (the BSA) to root out those businesses using unlicensed software.