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My interview on BBC Radio Ulster Talk Back on an attempt made to hack into a web server, owned and maintained the Northern Ireland Civil Service’s IT Shared Service Centre, which hosts a number of government websites including the Planning Service.
My interview on BBC Lunchtime News on a hacker crashing the government planning services web site.
My interview on BBC News – Stormont Live show on the government planning services web site and other computer security issues.
My interview on BBC Evening News on the problems of protecting web sites from hacking.
My interview on BBC Radio Ulster Evening Extra on millions of drivers’ records had gone missing in the US.
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle Morning Programme on 25 million people’s personal details were lost in Britain’s worst ever data protection breach HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
My interview on companies overlooking the needs of disabled people when designing websites. The article also featured in the Belfast Telegraph and the National Center on Disability and Access to Distance Education site Accessibility in the News.
My interview on BBC Radio Ulster to talk about persons at the Vatican possibly altering Wikipedia entries on Gerry Adams on the 16th August 2007.
I was also interviewed on BBC Radio Foyle Afternoon Show programme to talk about Wikipedia and Wiki Scanner on the 16th August 2007. You can listen to the piece here. The Belfast Telegraph then did a piece titled Did Vatican alter Wikipedia info on Adams? which was linked to the earlier BBC item on Wikipedia and Gerry Adams entry.
The BBC ran an item titled Vatican ‘edited Adams web page’
on the Wiki Scanner, Vatican and Gerry Adams (16/8/07). It also appeared in VUNet, FunctionPix, Freedom4um, Silicon.de, Health.sk, The O’Hara Factor, NewsFeed Researcher, adnkronos international, RedOrbit, The Irish Independent, misc.activism, TMC net, Calton Resources, Super News Today including others.
My interview on BBC Radio Ulster Evening Extra on the reliability of online information.
My interview on Radio Ulster to talk about the Google Zeitgeist.