That would be me
Now that the OSA is doing exactly what it was designed to do, NOW you're all listening to me.
Author: Heather Burns
Emptying my Pocket
Some of you might find my exported saves from my Pocket account interesting, so here they are.
Somehow, that Home Office campaign got even worse.
One of the most controversial and unhinged sites the Tory government came up with is now pushing payday loan slop.
Bona lavs
Everything old is new again.
Mephistopheles and the original sin
Hyperlinks are not the root of all evil, no matter what Ofcom thinks.
A tale of two TCNs
I wrote for my favourite weekly newsletter, Internet Exchange, on Ofcom's TCN regime under the Online Safety Act.
The best blog I’ve seen in ages
In which a blog inspires me to a creative challenge, which I'm committing myself to here.
The cognitive detachment of academia in its full glory
An outstanding example of the chummy academic club which is the UK digital rights movement.
The troublemakers of Gutenberg
Archives make good trouble.
The privacy threat model sitting at your dinner table
On "genealidiots"
At last, a UK data broker removal service
Go go go!
What You Should Do
Be as ruthless as the people who are coming for someone you care about.