Jason Stamper

Newspapers

The ‘phone hacking’ was despicable, but it wasn’t hacking

• 20 December 2011
• 2 comments

Private investigators hired by tabloids were ‘blaggers’, not hackers.

Technology

Government hands out tech grants but faces IT skills crisis

• 25 November 2011
• 9 comments

With 2.6 million unemployed, many tech firms still can’t find quality staff.

Society

Steve Jobs: a modern Leonardo da Vinci or Einstein?

• 07 October 2011
• 24 comments

The death of Apple’s iconic founder has folk reaching for the hyperbole.

Technology

Tea and kittens deployed to defeat Daily Mail and Express

• 08 September 2011
• 14 comments

Browser add-on blocks “unpleasant” papers

Technology

Steve Jobs resigns, but doesn't leave the building

• 25 August 2011
• 3 comments

Iconic Apple leader clinging on to power a little longer.

UK Politics

Hacks hacked: how the Sun reported Murdoch's "death"

• 19 July 2011
• 11 comments

Groups such as LulzSec have security teams on the run.

Digital

The most exciting British innovation since cat's eyes?

• 11 July 2011
• 7 comments

British software champion may have cracked augmented reality.

Volvo: don't sully our brand with Gordon Brown's image

• 10 June 2011
• 8 comments

Car maker says Volvos are dynamic, and other similar words to that effect

The fine for exposing 6,000 PC users online? £1,000

• 12 May 2011
• 4 comments

“Bullying”, “aggressive” ACS:Law fined for data breach.

Technology

Sony PlayStation hack: welcome to the modern world

• 04 May 2011
• 8 comments

The cyber-intrusion highlights a worrying trend. Are the bad guys winning?