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Bryan Glick

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As seen in: Computer Weekly, Flipboard, IndieWire, TechTarget, ComputerWeekly Brasil, MicroScope Magazine, EIN News, EIN Presswire, LeMagIT, Ethikos
Writer, journalist, editor in chief of Computer Weekly, BSME B2B Editor of the Year & Editor's Editor of the Year 2024. Liverpool FC fan. bryanglick.com
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Big Tech has only itself to blame for the UK government's social media ban

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By Bryan Glick Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
Increasingly, speaking about anything to do with “Big Tech” is becoming a divisive, often ideological activity. On topics such as Palantir, digital identity, AI, datacentres and social media – to hold an opinion is a demonstration of tribal identity. It’s a terrible shame, because it obscures and even prevents the important discussions that we need to have as a society about the role of technology as it rapidly accelerates changes in the way we live and work.
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UK government invites experts and industry groups to advise on digital ID plans

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By Bryan Glick Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
The UK government is attempting to improve public trust in its digital ID proposals and rebuild relations with industry by setting up a new advisory group and establishing regular meetings with private sector stakeholders.
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Property sector plans for digital ID collapse over government policy concerns

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By Bryan Glick Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
A property sector initiative to introduce a digital identity scheme is being scrapped due to concerns over UK government policy and a lack of consumer benefits. Organisers of the scheme have informed Whitehall departments backing the plan, along with regulators and industry bodies, that they are withdrawing support for the implementation of a standard digital ID into the property sector.
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