Internet Blackout
By Jonathan Sebire JANUARY 18TH saw unprecedented protests against tighter online regulation as website giant Wikileaks led a raft of companies including Reddit and Mozilla who ‘went dark’ by restricting access to their sites. The protests managed to derail two anti piracy bills before the US House of Congress; Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and [...]
Time to leave?
By Jonathan Sebire & Andre Langlois ALEX SALMOND’S Scottish National Party has never been stronger and are now calling for a referendum on full Scottish independence, breaking apart the United Kingdom. But is that wise? Should Scotland dump the UK and if they did so would they be better off, or even survive? 1. [...]
Controversial Tweet
THE RESTRICTIVE nature of 140 characters has not prevented Twitter from landing several high profile people in hot water. So when, shortly after the Stephen Lawrence trial verdict was delivered, Labour MP and Shadow Minister for Public Health, Diane Abbott, engaged in a conversation that ended with the Tweet: “White people love playing ‘divide & [...]













