William Goodwin
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"A mandatory digital ID scheme would completely reverse the nature of our relationship with the state, turning Britain into a “papers, please” society and inserting the state into many everyday interactions."
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A landmark case is unfolding at the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal that could reshape the software industry. ValueLicensing is suing Microsoft for £270m, claiming it unlawfully restricted businesses from reselling unused software licenses. #TechLaw #Competition #Microsoft
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Court to decide whether it is lawful for enterprises to sell unwanted software licences | Computer Weekly
Microsoft has been accused of abusing its market position by stifling the sale of second-hand copies of its Windows operating system and Office software, in a long-running battle over the lawfulness o...
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Can this small group of experts act as an effective counterbalance to organisations such as GCHQ, MI5 and MI6, which had a combined budget of £4.5bn in 2004-2005?
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Calder, a distinguished computer scientist whose research interests include artificial intelligence (AI), computational modelling and automated reasoning, is the chair of the Technical Advisory Panel (TAP), a group of six experts charged with advising Britain’s surveillance oversight body.
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For Dame Muffy Calder and the small group of academics, former spies and technical experts that advise Britain’s oversight body for intelligence agencies and police on developments in technology, their work is all about “trust”.
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Watching the watchers

Are the small group of academics and technical experts that advise the UK's surveillance oversight organisation a match for MI5, MI6 and GCHQ?

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The Foundation for Information Policy Research is today publishing a policy explainer of the ongoing case between Apple and the Home Office, in which we outline the issues and our views on them as experts in law, cryptography, policy, security, and criminology. You can find it here: www.fipr.org