Government & Policy
/ Wed 21 Jan 2015
Immigration is the black mark on the government’s startup record
Back in 2010, David Cameron gave a speech in Tech City, setting the ambition for the UK to challenge Silicon Valley’...
Guy Levin
Government & Policy
/ Wed 7 Jan 2015
What 2015 politics will mean for tech
2015 is likely to be a busy year for tech policy. I look ahead at some of the big things to watch out for. Election fev...
Government & Policy
/ Thu 11 Dec 2014
Personal data matters, particularly to the startups we love
Co-authored by TechUK's Antony Walker. This stuff is important. Whether it’s government snooping or companies abusi...
Tech City Voices
/ Wed 3 Dec 2014
What the Autumn Statement means for tech
Today George Osborne delivered his Autumn Statement. Gone are the days when these are just updates from the Chancellor ...
Need to Know
/ Wed 19 Nov 2014
Are tech founders becoming more political? They should
For many startup founders policy is simply not something to worry about. It moves slowly, it’s complicated, and the m...
Government & Policy
/ Wed 29 Oct 2014
This is one speech all politicians should read
Last week Mike Bracken gave a speech that should be required reading for all MPs. It’s fair to say I’m a fan ...
Government & Policy
/ Thu 16 Oct 2014
Sharing economy regulation should start from scratch
The sharing economy, collaborative consumption, or whatever you want to call it, is the latest big digital trend to attr...
Government & Policy
/ Thu 2 Oct 2014
The Tories want to own tech in 2015
There was relatively little in the way of announcements for startups this week at Conservative Party Conference in Birmi...
News
/ Wed 24 Sep 2014
Fighting for a positive approach to digital at the Labour Party Conference
A while ago I wrote that Labour were catching up on digital policy, and after the last few days I’m more convinced tha...
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