Twenty nine months after the Referendum vote in June 2016 we enter the start of the end. Last week was a remarkable week and an example, if one were needed, of how ludicrously out of touch with the rest of … Continue reading
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… and we still don’t know where their funding is coming from. Shahmir Sanni the whistle-blowing former employee of The TaxPayers’ Alliance (former CEO Matthew Elliot) finds his claim for unfair dismissal successful, on the basis that he was a … Continue reading
Facebook states (without any irony, irony not really being the forte of giant corporate monoliths) that its policy on ‘controversial content’ in regard to politics is as follows. “14. Controversial Content Policy Ads must not contain content that exploits controversial … Continue reading
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The scandal of Facebook and the micro-targetting of political advertising during the EU Referendum campaign, using the personal data of individuals who had no knowledge that their data had been harvested, hasn’t received the ongoing publicity which it deserves, in … Continue reading
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What is RICO and why is it important?
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I had heard of RICO, in connection with the Mueller Enquiry in the US, but had no idea what it was. In fact, RICO stands for the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organisations (Act) and it is a US federal law. … Continue reading →
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