An article in the New York Times has suggested that Google should give the government access to its algorithms. Bad idea, says Clint Boulton

Sustainable products shouldn't be in a ghetto. Green should be an integral attribute of every piece of hardware or service says Andrew Donoghue

Thirty years ago a £200 BBC device got millions into the digital age. Peter Judge asks if a £200 BBC Canvas box could get the last few online?

Despite the government’s grand visions, green tech will be deployed tactically not strategically, as the recovery kicks in, says Andrew Donoghue

As Facebook gets sued, and Google faces government criticism, eWEEK Europe says the inevitable result will be regulations that make the value of user data clearer

This week's budget didn't support a transition to a low-carbon economy, says Peter Judge. But it could cut emissions by reducing demand

Why are we still trying to define the cloud, asks Cameron Sturdevant? We should be asking about licence fees and service level agreements.

As European politicians fall for yet another lobby trap, Peter Judge sighs and says let's get on with the task of educating our elected representatives

The Institute for Web Science is one of the first projects to be scrapped by the new government, but this could be a big mistake, says Sophie Curtis

If the software industry can't make applications secure, should governments wade in with regulations? Peter Judge thinks not