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Geek, hacker, metal-head, climber, snowboarder, drummer, project manager, software designer and digital-rights activist. Not necessarily in that order.

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DCMS responds to my comms bill concerns

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Posted 9 years ago by Richard King.

Europe mulls search-term surveillance

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

We must defend civil liberties at this election

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

Open letter to Sheffield Central PPCs

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

The Digital Economy Bill must not be laundered through wash-up

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

Stop net censorship in the UK

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

My Digital Economy Bill letter to the the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

Mandelson dooms Britain’s digital economy

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

Twitter trashes Guardian gag-order in Carter-Ruck case

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Posted 11 years ago by Richard King.

UK subjects will be compelled to submit to ID cards

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Posted 12 years ago by Richard King.

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