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Search for in All SectionscentralpoliticsITsciencelibertiesriskculturehealthlifeessays SECTIONS central politics IT science liberties risk culture health life essays ISSUES War on Iraq Don't blow IT Innovation Free speech Privacy Work/Life Economy Go to: spiked-centralspiked-IT Issues: Don't blow IT Don't blow IT Article25 October 2001 Beyond the internet bubble From the keynote address at Don't Blow IT, a one-day conference produced by spiked on Thursday 27 September 2001 at the Bloomberg Auditorium in London. by Phil Mullaninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Tuesday 23 May 2006, London Save the planet, don't see the world? Tourism versus the environment Article4 October 2001 Don't blow IT Sandy Starr reports on the spiked conference at the Bloomberg Auditorium in London. by Sandy Starrinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article25 September 2001 The good, the bad and the therapy The way the web was viewed after the terrorist attacks on America revealed the extent of our love/hate relationship with the internet. by Brendan O'Neillinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version 2 March 2006 Child obesity Should we worry if our children are overweight? Other articles Article5 September 2001 spiked-IT: four principles Neither technophilia nor technophobia; For autonomy online; To boldly go...; Don't Blow IT. by Sandy Starr and Helene Guldberginspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article25 July 2001 spiked-seminars: The lessons of ICT and education spiked has been organising a series of seminars in the run-up to its London conference, Don't Blow IT. Toby Marshall and Chris Yapp led the discussion on ICT and education. by Toby Marshall and Chris Yappinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article18 July 2001 spiked-seminars: Privacy from whom? spiked has been organising a series of seminars in the run-up to its London conference, Don't Blow IT. Norman Lewis and Neil Barrett led the discussion on privacy and data protection. by Norman Lewis and Neil Barrettinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article11 July 2001 spiked-seminars: What's real about the virtual community? spiked has been organising a series of seminars in the run-up to its London conference, Don't blow IT. Frank Furedi and Mike Weber led the discussion on IT and community. by Frank Furedi and Mike Weberinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Politics of Fear by Frank Furedi Read the interview on spiked Buy the book from Amazon(UK) Article14 June 2001 Shutdown.com The remarkable thing about Startup.com, a new documentary chronicling the rise and fall of an internet startup, is the climate that made this story possible. by Nancy McDermottinspiked-culture Read on... Printer-friendly version Article20 March 2001 Taking stock of technology How the fixation with technology companies has caused the rise of the world's stockmarkets - and now their fall. by Daniel Ben-Amiinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article8 March 2001 Demystifying IT Blinded to both the limitations and the real potential of IT, we risk squandering an opportunity of the century. by Phil Mullan inspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article12 February 2001 From dotcom boom to dotgloom The dotcom collapse is as overhyped as the 'IT revolution', says Phil Mullan in the concluding part of his series demystifying the 'information society'. by Phil Mullaninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article6 February 2001 IT's potential: the internet Unravelling the worldwide web: the fifth in Phil Mullan's series demystifying the 'information society'. by Phil Mullaninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article29 January 2001 IT's potential: computing and communications More than just data storage? The fourth in Phil Mullan's series demystifying the 'information society'. by Phil Mullaninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article23 January 2001 Technophobia and technophilia: the dynamic of restraint In the third in his series demystifying the 'information society', Phil Mullan gives a riposte to technological determinism. by Phil Mullaninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article15 January 2001 What next in IT? From the squirrel instinct to the way ecommerce is turning towards Therapy-2-Victim (T2V): how the real world threatens to hold the e-world back. by James Woudhuyseninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article10 January 2001 New Economy: what's new? In the second in his series demystifying the 'information society', Phil Mullan lets the figures speak for themselves. by Phil Mullaninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article29 December 2000 Information society: frequently un-asked questions In the first in his series demystifying the 'information society', Phil Mullan gets down to the basics: What? Why? When? by Phil Mullaninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version A chance to work with spiked Corrections Terms & Conditions spiked, Signet House, 49-51 Farringdon Road, London, EC1M 3JP Email: email spiked © spiked 2000-2006 All rights reserved. spiked is not responsible for the content of any third-party websites.