In our book Digitizing Government: understanding and implementing new digital business models, there’s a table illustrating how often grand announcements have been made around the

In our book Digitizing Government: understanding and implementing new digital business models, there’s a table illustrating how often grand announcements have been made around the
The book I’ve written with Alan Brown and Mark Thompson — Digitizing Government — is out. It’s here on Amazon UK and here as a Kindle
Hold on — haven’t we been here before? There’s something very familiar about the recent unveiling of new powers for the state to snoop on the
I’m often asked how I got into computing in a generation when neither IT not computer science were on the school curriculum. So, I’ll try to
This is part 3 in my occasional blog summarising the past 20 years or so of UK efforts to move government online. The previous parts
This is the second part of an ongoing, occasional series looking back over the past 20 years or so of UK efforts to move government
UPDATED 07.09.2012: see postscript The paper I co-authored with Mark Thompson is now online – “Digital government, open architecture, and innovation: Why public sector IT will
It’s over 6 years since I blogged about how the principles of Creative Commons might be applied to privacy and data protection, particularly to help
So today saw the first oral evidence session of the House of Commons Public Administration Select Committee(PASC) inquiry into government IT. There were two panels