Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
While a bundle of start-ups and incubators are ‘on crunch‘ to finish the betas of their replacements for Google Reader, there’s probably one bit of software that could do the job even better than Google Reader. GCHQ and NSA must have some really good RSS plug-ins for reading websites. If we’re going to ignore the implications of the data trawling, could we at least benefit from the code that our taxes paid for?
So what is a “disturbing rise” in cyber attacks? Is it more than four? Is it thirty-seven million bots attacking the BBC News website as a random bit of background noise instead of the twenty-four million bot attacks that happened last year? Perhaps it’s the rise in American viewers hitting the iPlayer website to try to watch the geo-locked version of Doctor Who? Until GCHQ provides some raw data so this can be quantified by a third-party, I’ll file it in the tray marked “give us more money, it’s a really dangerous world but we can’t tell you because it’s
