Andrew Marvell’s ‘Horatian Ode’ provides a fascinating story in the aftermath of one of the most ‘climacteric’ episodes in English history. What if it was a private poem, and not written for circulation? … More Measuring Privacy: An Horatian Ode
Recent privacy scandals involving social networking sites have come at an interesting time. A note on Facebook’s struggle to simplify its privacy policy. … More Privacy and Facebook
The public face of this election has suddenly threatened to turn it into one of the low points in my experience of British politics rather than the high I had hoped for. … More Privacy and Elections
The new temptation is no longer a stray drink or takeaway but new forms of social networking.
