Vote 2010: The digital economy
In the immediate run up to the election, digital was top-of-mind in terms of the radical policy changes put forward by the digital economy act.
In the immediate run up to the election, digital was top-of-mind in terms of the radical policy changes put forward by the digital economy act.
With the third reading of the Digital Economy Bill in the House of Lords, the Bill is now looking like a home run in its present form.
The Digital Economy Bill would have been an ideal way for the Tories to differ from Labour; instead, Conservative peers have helped make a bad bill even worse.
Liberal Democrat and Conservative peers seeks to bring into the bill an internet infrastructure similar to that currently enjoyed in authoritarian countries.
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Detailed dissection of the flaws in the Digital Economy Bill.