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Is non-exclusive democracy possible?
On a hot summer day House of Commons was the place to be for the representatives of disabled voters and international voting…
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Who’s the boss? – Net.Wars by Wendy Grossman
Originally published on pelicancrossing.net on June 30th 2017 Even for Google, €2.4 billion is a lot of money. It makes the £130…
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Why Theresa May is wrong to weaken encryption
Conservative plans for Internet clampdown are a distraction Open Rights Group has responded to Theresa May’s post-election hints that she will continue…
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The Risk of Disconnect: raising kids in the digital realm
As screens come to capture our every waking moment, Morgan Reede assesses the impact of technology on the relationship between parent and…
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Digital Bill of Rights – A Call to Action!
Tim Berners Lee invented the World Wide Web as an ‘Internet for everyone’. He offered this invention as an open-source digital commons…
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Digital Citizenship – Give us the tools and we’ll finish the job
Digital Britain: a passive theatre or wired carnival? By Eva Pascoe, Chair and Co-Founder of Cybersalon Digital Futures Think-tank A recent…
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Cybersalon investigates: Gamergate
Cybersalon’s favourite gamergirl asks the who, what, why on Gamergate…
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PROJECT CYBERSYN: Chile & the Socialist Internet
6th December 2014 C1.18 (The Pavilion), University of Westminster, 115 New Cavendish Street, W1W 6UW London Free! Cybersalon, in conjunction with the…
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15 May: Quiz Your London MEPs on Your Digital Rights
Digital Hustings Invite On the 15th May, join Open Rights Group and Cybersalon at Shoreditch Village Hall, as we hear from MEP…
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Summary- Surveillance: What Should be Done?
How do we take back the Internet for ourselves, as Edward Snowden wants us to? Tuesday, 25 March 2014, London. The video of…
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