Originally published on spiked. The unveiling of the newly-designed London 2012 Olympics logo caused a storm of protest and bad publicity. Designed by Wolff Olins,

Originally published on spiked. The contrast couldn’t be more striking. Rwanda, 13 years after its bloody civil war, is pouring money into information technology (IT)

Originally published on spiked. The Tory Party election campaign slogan, ‘Are you thinking what we’re thinking?’, shows a desperation to connect with the voting public.

Originally published on spiked. Website publishers and designers like myself have been targeted under the act since October 1999. In a recent survey of 1000

Originally published on spiked. What is it about politicians and the internet? Many are keen to explore the possibilities of using the net to interact

Originally published on spiked. The Democratic Party contest to find a challenger to George W Bush for the November US presidential elections is well under

Originally published on spiked. The saying goes: ‘In order to understand a man, first you must walk a mile in his shoes.’ This Christmas, Boots

Originally published on spiked. UK home secretary David Blunkett has suggested setting up ‘community advocates’ to deal with unaccountable policing (1). Apparently the police want

Originally published on spiked. ‘What is the future of creativity?’, asked the prestigiously titled World Creative Forum in London recently (1). The inaugural gathering in