Vaccine dreams: A trip to Oxford to see a biscuit tin, some bed pans and ChAdOx1 nCov-19
Geek's Guide to Britain No, not the title of an undiscovered Douglas Adams book, it's medical history in the UK
10 Sep 2021 | 27
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SA Mathieson is an analyst and journalist, specialising in healthcare IT and management, particularly in the NHS.
The Wight stuff: Marconi and the island, when working remotely on wireless comms meant something very different
Geek's Guide to Britain Planning a post-lockdown trip to the isle off England's south coast? Don't miss the interesting bits
05 May 2021 | 37
The Central Telegraph Office was serving spam 67 years before vikings sang about it on telly
Geek's Guide to Britain Farewell to St Paul's telco treasury
19 Sep 2019 | 61
GDP-arrrrrrgggghhh! A no-deal Brexit: So what are you going to do with all that lovely data?
Feature What we know, plus potential ways to make that data flow
05 Sep 2019 | 115
Can you trust Huawei... or any other networks supplier for that matter?
Price, bug-patching, security, control ... so many factors to consider
10 Jul 2019 | 30
What made a super high-tech home in Victorian England? Hydroelectric witchery, for starters
Geek's Guide to Britain Forget the scones and gardens, Cragside house is engineery
18 Mar 2019 | 99
Blueprint of modern construction can be found in a tech cluster... of 19th century England
Geek's Guide to Britain The world's first iron-framed building will return to service soon
27 Sep 2018 | 27
National ID cards might not mean much when up against incompetence of the UK Home Office
Would they have prevented Windrush? The mind boggles
19 Jun 2018 | 141
UK government's cloud spending hits saturation: Love of Microsoft endures
Still making it rain for MS
10 May 2018 | 25
Life's a beach – then you're the comms nexus of the British Empire and Marconi-baiting hax0rs
Geek's Guide to Britain Inside Porthcurno's world-spanning telegraphy web
15 Feb 2018 | 45
We already give up our privacy to use phones, why not with cars too?
The future of transport looks like a sensor-riddled computer
14 Feb 2018 | 102
Squeezing more out of slippery big tech may even take tax reforms
Figures are growing but still puny compared to profits
22 Jan 2018 | 13
Worcestershire's airborne electronics warfare wonderland
Geek's Guide to Britain What Bernard Lovell did before Jodrell Bank
12 Jan 2018 | 39
Universal basic income is a great idea, which is also why it won't happen
Maybe Zuck and Musk do have it all figured out, but powers that be will need to see some proof
15 Nov 2017 | 259
Hotter than the Sun: JET – Earth’s biggest fusion reactor, in Culham
Geek's Guide to Britain A star performer producing fission-free plasma power
25 Sep 2017 | 142
Pssst... wanna participate in a Google DeepMind AI pilot? Be careful
Lessons from the NHS's 1.6 million data-records shovel
23 Aug 2017 | 20
Tech can do a lot, Prime Minister, but it can't save the NHS
And it's not just a question of money, either
08 Jun 2017 | 175
How the Facebook money funnel is shaping British elections
TV ads banned, but targeted Facebook videos have free rein
30 May 2017 | 90
Drugs, vodka, Volvo: The Scandinavian answer to Britain's future new border
How Sweden and Norway turned to ANPR
11 May 2017 | 145
Trump, Brexit, and Cambridge Analytica – not quite the dystopia you're looking for
Not EVIL, not FIRST, but yes... it's your data and they're using it
07 Mar 2017 | 69
Cut off: Big government IT wallets snap shut on BT's fingers
Reg Whitehall spend analysis reveals cash flowing away
07 Feb 2017 | 27
Facebook pimping for politicos despite fake news 'purge'
Social giant works both sides of news street
17 Jan 2017 | 24
Big tech's grip loosens on UK.gov IT spend
Victory for SMBs? Not quite, Reg research reveals
13 Jan 2017 | 5
Meet the Loughborough 'emo' boffins who predicted Trump's victory
Social media tracking... yep, this is the future
24 Nov 2016 | 18
