Minister goes mad for Web 2.0
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Miliband drinks the Kool Aid Comment David Miliband, the environment minister tipped to be the next Labour Party leader by a friendly Westminster press, says "a new spirit" is afoot in the UK, brought about by Web 2.0.â¦
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What like the Cones Hotline? Or the East India Company? Sometimes the Reg likes to think it casts a satirical eye over the day's news. And sometimes government ministers are so out of touch with reality that they do our job for us.â¦
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ONE OF THE founders of the Web warned that the interweb was in danger of being stunted by patent hungry software companies. Tim Berners-Lee called on companies to resist the temptation to lock up key technologies by demanding royalty payments.
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Â· Speech posted on liberal Anglican websiteÂ· College principal under fire from some staff
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By Leader  EDINBURGH MP Nigel Griffiths is right to call for more control by website operators like YouTube over material which encourages criminal behaviour, but politicians should resist introducing formal measures to clamp down on such sites.
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Familiarity breeds contempt Analysis Five years after the first internet bubble burst, we're now witnessing the backlash against Web 2.0 and a plethora of me-too business plans, marketing pitches and analyst reports exploiting the nebulous phrase.â¦
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Britain's opposition leader David Cameron is proving an Internet hit with his fledgling site aimed at catching new young voters on the web.
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Malaysian ministers demand action against a politician who published a satirical image featuring the deputy PM.
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Business school academics butt heads over the role of wikis, blogs, and other Web 2.0 endeavors in the enterprise
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The Labour Party was accused of planning dirty tricks by registering three Internet domain names which use the name of the leader of the main opposition Conservatives.
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The leader of Britain's opposition  Conservatives has fallen victim to "cybersquatters," and some  people trying to access his Internet blog have found themselves  entering the world of a little-known Australian poet.
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Call it Pandora's inbox. Late last year, Prime Minister Tony Blair invited the public to post petitions directly on his official Web site, hoping a dose of cyber-savvy would attract disenchanted voters. Did it ever.
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MPs slam racket over sport and music as online firms are accused of collaborating
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An order for civil servants to delete old e-mails could lead to crucial information being destroyed, a senior MP says.
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Government to convene new thinktank to confront rapid pace of media change.
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A senior member of the UK government warns that it may legislate if net service providers fail to curb file-sharing.
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The leader of Britain's opposition   Conservatives has fallen victim to "cybersquatters," and some   people trying to access his Internet blog have found themselves   entering the world of a little-known Australian poet.