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This startup wants to make buying a dog online safer and more ethical
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Making Britain a tech success means looking outside London
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UK adults may soon have to buy “porn passes” from corner shops to prove their age online
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It's now easier than ever to browse the online archives of the UK government
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How to find your polling station and candidates in the English local election
Please, please vote.
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Deliveroo's new London meal deals are so cheap, you'll question their sustainability
Congratulations London, Index Ventures wants to subsidize your lunch.
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Britain’s mass surveillance regime is directly opposing human rights
In light of the Facebook data scandal, more people are beginning to challenge the web’s pervasive surveillance culture. But few British citizens seem to be aware of the government’s own online surveillance regime – significant parts of which have been deemed unlawful. The ...
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Cryptocurrency regulation in 2018: Where the world stands right now
If 2017 was the year of the ICO, it seems as if 2018 is destined to become the year of regulatory reckoning. Things have already begun to heat up as countries around the world grapple with cryptocurrencies and try to determine how they are going to treat them. Some are welcoming, ...
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Asia crushes cryptocurrency trading volumes even though the UK has the most exchanges
It appears that Asian countries are absolutely dominating the charts for cryptocurrency trading volumes – despite the recent ...
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Skyscanner now lets you book train tickets in the UK
... and it's pretty nice.
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How Gift Wink plans to end the scourge of crap birthday presents forever
March 8 is International Women’s Day. To celebrate, TNW ran a series of profiles highlighting innovative companies led or founded by inspirational women. Have you ever received a terrible gift before? Socks for Christmas? Socks for birthdays? Just… socks? One startup taking ...
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In a sad day for UK geeks, Maplin enters administration
Where's left for geeks on the British high street?
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Accused hacker Lauri Love wins appeal against US extradition
Love faced a potential 99 year sentence for hacking into US government computers
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Cynicism and trolling have ruined an experiment in digital democracy
Maybe we should have waited to see how this one played out?
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UK politician launches a supremely awkward social media app; trolling ensues
The Culture Secretary made a Hancock-up of his own social network
