Oh, neat. When you’re next stumped trying to find that EU document, remember that Norway may not be in the EU but it has to implement the acquis communautaire, and it has really powerful FOI legislation. And off you go to the Ministry of Government Administration, Reform, and Church Affairs and their search engine. Note;…
Read More Worthwhile Norwegian websiteEli Rabett has a collection of links to John Fleck’s blogs on the incredible project to send an artificial spring flood down the Colorado River’s delta. Go, read. But the really fascinating thing is the political and diplomatic process that brought it about. I’ve occasionally said that people don’t fight wars over water anywhere near…
Read More Bringing water to the tableWhat links all these items? YouGov – 56% support rent controls. 33% against. Tories are going to have to come with a new attack line… — roadto326 (@roadto326) May 4, 2014 No, its not a "lurch to the Left" : even 52% of Tory voters support renationalisation of rail and energy .. pic.twitter.com/ZEfDWMeNXX — Labour…
Read More The politics of control, or what Labour can learn from the ‘kippersSo #BeatPhil. This came up on twitter last night, but it’s been annoying me for a while. Alternatively, #BeatPhil by rejecting the implied link between income and human worth pic.twitter.com/8bV7GNuKK3 — Nathan Midgley (@nathanmesq) May 9, 2014 “Phil” is a character the London School of Business & Finance’s ad agency has come up. We are…
Read More Don’t beat Phil.I’ve recently seen someone from the Satellite Applications Catapult come up on the UKNOF mailing list, asking about how best to get dark fibre from their Harwell offices into London with a view to distributing lots of satellite imagery. Obviously a CDN is the way to go, but the first thing that came to mind…
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