Beijing, Seoul, Singapore and Sydney made it to the top 10 of the recently released Digital Cities Index 2022, which ranked 30 global cities across four thematic pillars: connectivity, services, culture and sustainability. The four Asia Pacific cities are joined on top of the list by Copenhagen, Amsterdam, London and Paris in Europe and New … Read more
As digital signage continues to proliferate across various sectors—from retail to public transport—so too does the urgency for robust cybersecurity measures. A recent survey conducted by the Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (HKCERT) revealed a concerning trend: nearly 40% of the organisations surveyed did not conduct risk assessments for their digital signage … Read more
In quick succession after the UK Government published its AI Opportunities Action Plan, the National Audit Office (NAO) released its report ‘Government’s approach to technology suppliers: addressing the challenges’ (the NAO digital procurement report). Reading both documents in relation to each other paints a picture of the difficulties and pitfalls in the acceleration of public … Read more
At the dawn of 2025, liberal democracy is faced with a considerable challenge: Big Tech bosses appear to leverage their market power for far-reaching political influence, without any democratic legitimisation to do so. As someone working on issues of market power in the digital economy, one cannot help but wonder: shouldn’t competition law be able … Read more
With Utah’s growing reputation as a “Silicon Slopes” tech hub alternative to California, the number of technology companies in the state has skyrocketed. Cities such as Lehi and Salt Lake City are home to over 1,000 smaller startups and giants like Adobe, Microsoft, and Oracle. This vast e-commerce ecosystem means countless regional businesses need to … Read more
