As the creative industries become a dominant force in the industrial landscape and businesses across the economy invest in creative competitiveness strategies, policy-makers must wake up – insists Hasan Bakhshi
Plans to routinely share EURODAC data – including finger prints – with police is a 'breach of EU law' but the proposal is a fait accompli – say Ska Keller MEP
The latest attempt by the British government to control and monitor online communications is arguably the most frightening to date and could be copied by authoritarian regimes - warns Carly Nyst
To improve data protection in the public sector, government agencies must pursue more proactive action in coordination with internet and cloud services providers, writes Julie Anderson
Something as seemingly harmless as a Facebook 'like' can be so valuable because is it gives criminals and rogue firms a better insight into citizens as a 'commodity' that can be traded - Nick Besant
In pursuit of cyber-peace – states need to develop international rules of engagement and seek limitations on the use of cyber arsenals against each other as they did with nuclear weapons in the 1940s, writes Jarno Limnéll
Twitter is disrupting the European Commission's attempt to manage news in Brussels as the unfolding events in Cyprus this week proved, writes Justin Stares
Is the criticism of Catherine Ashton fair given that the European External Action Service has been denuded of power by the institutional turf wars in Brussels?
Sir Alex Ferguson showed loyalty and staying power at Man United FC - are these qualities obsolete in a modern world, which demands immediate success?