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Berners-Lee Wants MPs To Learn Coding
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, claims more politicians need to have coding abilities to effectively legislate on technology.
Care.data May Suffer Further Delays After MPs Express Concerns
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Patient and Public Involvement in Health and Social Care feels better education is required surrounding the controversial care.data programme.
Clarity Needed For CAP “Digital By Default” Policy
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Parliamentary Committee has called upon the government to clarify its new digital policies.
Lack Of Support For Rural Communications Improvements Criticised
MPs including the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and Culture Secretary Sajid Javid have criticised those involved with improving communications in rural areas.
MP Warns Against New Data Rules Signalling Return Of Snooper's Charter
UK Home Secretary Theresa May has implemented new plans to link IP addresses to individuals that MPs and civil liberties campaigners are warning shouldn’t herald the return of a snooper’s charter.
MP Wikipedia Edits Taking Place Inside Parliament
Pre-election edits to UK MP pages on Wikipedia that emit details such as expense claims, arrests and electoral fraud allegations have been found to come from inside Parliament.
MPs Call Upon Social Media Giants To Stop Video Autoplay
A group of MPs have told Facebook and Twitter to reconsider the autoplay function after many users accidentally viewed a video of a murder.
MPs Launch Big Data Inquiry
The Science and Technology Commons Select Committee is launching an inquiry into whether the UK government is doing enough to ensure that entrepreneurs in the country can benefit from the "data revolution" without a compromise on security and privacy.
MPs Support Launch Of TechUK Digital Manifesto
Following the launch of techUK’s Securing Our Digital Future, The techUK Manifesto for Growth and Jobs 2015-20, a group of MPs have offered their support.
MPs Unhappy With Sub-Postmaster Mediation Scheme
The Post Office has come under fire from MPs who believe the organisation could have better handled claims that a faulty IT system led to sub-postmasters being wrongly accused of fraud.
Survey Maps Broadband Speed By Constituencies
Those living in Labour-controlled constituencies are more like to have faster broadband, according to new research.
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