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Thursday 7 October 2010 Innovation
James Woudhuysen
Take a PEW, hear a sermon
With three new tracts on planning, energy and waste, the government shows it would rather change our habits than encourage innovation.

Tuesday 24 April 2007
Martyn Perks
The tyranny of technology
Promoting healthy eating, tackling truancy, improving 'social inclusion': the great potential of IT is being used for instrumental political ends.

Friday 16 March 2007
Frank Furedi
This month: Grumpiness
What's behind the fashion for labelling cultural critics who are dissatisfied with the present (such as himself) as ‘grumpy old men’?

Monday 19 February 2007
James Heartfield
Just another brick in the wall?
Lynsey Hanley’s book Estates: An Intimate History titillates the Guardian-reading class’s fascination with a poor and excluded ‘underclass’.

Wednesday 14 February 2007
Theresa Clifford
Is Wikipedia part of a new ‘global brain’?
Everyone from Time to TV networks is singing the praises of user-generated ‘people’s content’ on the worldwide web. But is it reliable?

Tuesday 31 October 2006
James Woudhuysen
Transport innovation: slowing to a standstill
New Labour’s deep-seated hostility to popular mobility is holding back advances on roads, railways and in the air.

Thursday 21 September 2006
Emily Hill
The University of the Smart Mob
spiked gets an exclusive preview of the new – and very blue – Institute of Creative Technologies at De Montfort University.

Tuesday 8 August 2006
spiked-debate
Surveying the next generation
Highlights from the spiked/Orange survey ‘Enlightening the Future 2024: Key Challenges for the Next Generation’.

Wednesday 16 November 2005
Norman Lewis
Innovation in an era of caution
A technology researcher argues that while business buzzes on about 'innovation', there's a dearth of real invention.

Thursday 16 September 2004
Martyn Perks
Disabling innovation
Setting legal standards for making websites 'accessible' to all won't help web designers, or users.

Tuesday 24 August 2004
Jonny Thakkar
Reclaiming innovation
Report on the spiked-seminar.

Wednesday 26 May 2004
Azeem Azhar
Harnessing innovation
Two new books attempt to rethink intellectual property for the information age.

Friday 19 July 2002
Sandy Starr
Blind to users' needs
Making the web accessible by disabled people doesn't necessarily make it usable.

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