Authors
Joshua Lachkovic
Joshua Lachkovic is The Kernel's political columnist.
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Column Intellectual property is an innovation killer
Rather than helping developers to innovate, intellectual property laws are tying them down, writes Joshua Lachkovic. More » -
Column A monstrous betrayal
This Government is playing fast and loose with civil liberties, contradicting all their earlier promises and resurrecting the worst of Labour's authoritarianism, writes Joshua Lachkovic. More » -
Column Does the public care about transparency?
Transparency is an empty buzzword used to apply a tiny fix to a big problem - our distrust of politicians - writes Joshua Lachkovic. Let's fix that, and stop banging on about open data. More »
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Column Facebook, privacy and the dark web
Is scaremongering about the so-called "dark web" obscuring an overdue debate about privacy? Joshua Lachkovic says that 2012 really will be the year that personal data concerns hit the big time. More » -
Column Michael Gove knows computers are critical
The Kernel's political columnist, Joshua Lachkovic, shares his view on Michael Gove's ambitious plans for Computer Science in British schools. More » -
Report Software to take on a President
Election campaigning has moved online, and so far Democrats have had the upper hand. But can the Koch brothers’ Themis database bring 'electoral justice' for the Republican Party in 2012? The Kernel's politics columnist Joshua Lachkovic pens a special report. More »