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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 Read this ColumnJennie Bristow9 March 2006 Mobile phones and child protection How far should we go? Report on the spiked/O2 seminar. Columnsinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Tuesday 23 May 2006, London Save the planet, don't see the world? Tourism versus the environment Article23 February 2006 Municipal why fi? Will Islington Council's wireless internet connections really 'promote social inclusion'? by Grace Chuainspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article5 January 2006 Losing a grip on reality Why do some people get so obsessed with video games? by Donald Winchesterinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version 2 March 2006 Child obesity Should we worry if our children are overweight? 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Printer-friendly version Article22 October 2004 Progress doesn't just 'emerge' By championing spontaneous collectivism, internet geeks and gurus are giving up on human agency. by Sandy Starrinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article19 August 2004 Slices of life New technologies that allow people to record the minutiae of their daily lives are a mixed blessing. by Josie Appletoninspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article30 June 2004 Culture warrior American legal theorist Lawrence Lessig takes on the regulation that is hampering our use of books, music and film. by Sandy Starrinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article1 June 2004 How Liberty was lost on the internet A recent research project found that even John Stuart Mill's libertarian classic wasn't safe from private internet censors. by Christian Ahlertinspiked-IT Read on... Printer-friendly version Article5 May 2004 Can technology can spam? 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