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When IT Meets Politics is a blog that is a blog about UK politics and the information society.
Philip Virgo has been involved with the politics of information technology (from the liberalisation and privatisation of telecoms and the micros in schools programme, through the original Data Processing legisation, the computerisation of PAYE, the extension of copyright to cover computer software, ID cards and RIPA to current debates over broadband, privacy, surveillance and the digital single market. His current professional and political focus is "on the actions necessary to position London at the heart of the on-line world (as it is at the heart of global trade and financial services)". He uses his blog to draw attention to opportunities to influence political, regulatory and professional debate (UK, EU and International), including consultation exercises. His recurrent theme is “The silent majority gets what is deserved - ignored’.
Entries in the When IT Meets Politics blog concentrate on categories such as Broadband, Consultations, Electronic Security, Governance, Identity, Information Assurance, Information Security, Internet, Politics, Professionalism, Regulation, Responsibility, Skill, Successful Delivery, Westminster, e-Crime and eCommerce. Posts are added several times a month.
PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to politics and technology and telecoms. The team can be reached via email, telephone, post or their social media platforms where they are active.
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Bio
When IT Meets Politics is a blog that is a blog about UK politics and the information society. Philip Virgo has been involved with the politics of information technology (from the liberalisation and privatisation of telecoms and the micros in schools programme, through the original Data Processing legisation, the computerisation of PAYE, the extension of copyright to cover computer software, ID cards and RIPA to current debates over broadband, privacy, surveillance and the digital single market. His current professional and political focus is "on the actions necessary to position London at the heart of the on-line world (as it is at the heart of global trade and financial services)". He uses his blog to draw attention to opportunities to influence political, regulatory and professional debate (UK, EU and International), including consultation exercises. His recurrent theme is “The silent majority gets what is deserved - ignored’. Entries in the When IT Meets Politics blog concentrate on categories such as Broadband, Consultations, Electronic Security, Governance, Identity, Information Assurance, Information Security, Internet, Politics, Professionalism, Regulation, Responsibility, Skill, Successful Delivery, Westminster, e-Crime and eCommerce. Posts are added several times a month. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to politics and technology and telecoms. The team can be reached via email, telephone, post or their social media platforms where they are active.
Website
Social media
Location
Frequency
Circulation
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News, Semiconductors, Auto Aftermarket, Computer Engineering, Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), Mobile Communications, E-Commerce/Online Shopping, Embedded Systems, Enterprise Computing, Lighting & Displays, Accounting, Computers & Laptops, Industrial, Computer Hardware, Video, Libraries, Mobile Computing, Satellite Technology & GPS, Electronic Components, Cloud Computing, Politics, Technology, Standards & Protocols, Audio-Visual (AV), Business Applications, Motion Control, Digital & 3D Printing, Information Systems (IS), Content Management (CM), Internet, Microsoft Windows, Mobile Apps, CAD & CAM, Information Technology (IT), Digital Imaging, Electronics, Web Design, Web Apps, Digital Media, Digital Technology, Displays, Business Intelligence, Software Development, Data Management & Storage, Cybersecurity, Open Source, Government Technology, Graphics, Programming Languages, Security & Security Systems, Streaming Media, Search Engines, Servers, IT Consulting, Test & Measurement Equipment, Internet Law & Policy, Telecommunications, Mobile Electronics, Software, Printers & Scanners, Social Media, Quality Assurance, Computer Peripherals, IS/IT Management, Computer Networks, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Process Outsourcing, Education Technology & E-learning, Computer Programming, Wireless, Databases & Big Data, Virtualisation, Database Systems & Management, Electrical Engineering, Information Management
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