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Toxic by design

August 8, 2022 Jerry Fishenden

Digital, data, and technology (DDaT) are increasingly being misused to create a 24×7 surveillance society, behavioural manipulation and, in some countries, institutional discrimination and subjugation. This surveillance increasingly

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A state machine for the state machine

July 29, 2022 Jerry Fishenden

Digital, data, and technology (DDaT) are being used to build shared platforms and infrastructure, and to improve the user experience of government services. But improving

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book extract (work in progress)

June 8, 2022 Jerry Fishenden

My book exploring digital, data and technology—and how politicians and policymakers can understand and use them more effectively—is (slowly!) taking shape. It’s currently around 270

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The week in review

March 27, 2022 Jerry Fishenden

Highlights of a few random articles that caught my eye this week … Apple and ID As expected, Apple’s letting users store their driving licences

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Integrating technology and policymaking

December 6, 2020 Jerry Fishenden

I’ve written before about the need to better integrate technology and policymaking — in 360-degree policy making, policy making in the digital age, and many

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Good design and accessible design

June 27, 2007 Jerry Fishenden

To central London today for a highly productive and informative discussion of the issues of good design and accessible design. Before the discussion took flight,

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Fracture | The collision between technology and democracy—and how we fix it

Fracture

My new book, Fracture | The collision between technology and democracy—and how we fix it, is being published in mid-February 2023. It explores the interplay of politics, policymaking, and digital, data, and technology

Tales of the Riverbank

Tales of the Riverbank
“Painfully funny, quirky and poignant”

My novel, Tales of the Riverbank, is available from all good booksellers, including via Amazon UK here. Paperback ISBN 979-8588129763. Also available in hardback and as an eBook.

After Shock

Digitizing Government
Includes my article on the interplay of technology and democracy – 'Our Future State'. Available to order from local independent bookshops and all the usual big chain suspects – including Amazon UK here.

Digitizing Government

Digitizing Government
“... the most comprehensive and approachable account of the digital government movement, its recent developments, and future potential.”

Available from local independent bookshops and all the usual big chain suspects – including Amazon UK here.

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Tales of the Riverbank
TALES OF THE RIVERBANK
"Painfully funny, quirky and poignant."

A collection of short stories inspired by Westminster—the seat of British government for hundreds of years.
Available from Amazon and good booksellers.
Paperback ISBN 979-8588129763.
Digitizing Government
DIGITIZING GOVERNMENT
The best-selling guide to understanding and implementing digital business models.
Available from Amazon and good booksellers.
ISBN 978-1137443625.
NTOUK © Jerry Fishenden 2004-2022.

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