Recovering lost Warhol artworks and Nasa moon photos is part of keeping digital heritage alive
As more of our lives ends up locked away in digital formats, what happens when we can’t read them any…
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Farmers can turn to open source seeds to get around restrictive patent laws
The Open Source Seed Initiative seeks to undermine the costly and restrictive regulations that govern the best seed variants, to…
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The UN’s special rapporteur did NOT say that Britain was the “most sexist country in the world“
Rashida Manjoo, human rights expert from the UN, has caused a kerfuffel by declaring the UK is the “most sexist”…
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Why isn’t there a Minister for Men?
It’s ridiculous we still have to deal with this kind of thing.
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Surprise! David Cameron’s grasp of welfare stats isn’t too great
The prime minister’s op-ed in the Telegraph made a basic numerical error in trying to rebut criticisms from the Archbishop…
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The left is addicted to smartarse debunking. But arguments are won by telling human stories
Debates about immigration and welfare show that we can become so absorbed in displaying our own liberal cleverness that we forget…
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If you don’t have a spring in your step, blame the clock change
Moving to British Summer Time means we've all experienced the equivalent of flying two or three time-zones eastwards.
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Sponsored post: Inclusion, innovation and impact at Regent’s
Dr Judith Lamie talks to the New Statesman about internationalisation at Regent’s University London
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