Opinion | Communities | 13 Jun 7 things startups can learn from Mumsnet Taking VC money may be the wrong move for many startups says Justine Roberts, founder of the UK parenting advice site.
Opinion | Artificial Intelligence | 10 Jun Lastminute.com’s Martha Lane Fox: “We must rethink how and why we make technology” At the start of London Tech Week, Lastminute.com's co-founder Martha Lane Fox says that tech needs to be more focused on improving lives and saving the planet
Opinion | Wellbeing | 5 Jun The best startup founders are stubborn and bull-headed… but also ask for advice From time to time the best founders pause the mad charge forward, raise their head and ask for advice, says Neil Rimer, the cofounder of venture capital firm Index Ventures
Opinion | Law | 31 May Why the UK ‘porn laws’ are being unfairly criticised Conversations around the Digital Economy Act are rife with negativity but many fail to see it for what it is: the first step in the right direction.
Opinion | Policy | 27 May Lack of stock options is holding Germany back Stock option programmes helped seed the Silicon Valley ecosystem, but restrictive laws are preventing the same thing from happening in Germany.
Opinion | Work trends | 23 May Slack, the productivity tool which ain’t so productive after all Startups are addicted to Slack. Is it harming culture?
Opinion | Cybersecurity | 16 May Why cyber hackers are needed in the coprorate world The neurodiverse community is a rich talent pool for cyber security, but they are often overlooked by big corporates and end up being lost to the dark side.
Opinion | Academia | 6 May Draw the internet: the web as seen by the world’s school children Here's what happens when you ask 30 school children to draw the internet.
Opinion | Drones | 3 May Europe’s drone industry smacked by China Parrot, Europe's largest drone maker, is coming under pressure from giant Chinese rivals
Opinion | Health | 2 May It’s time to tackle taboos Stop blushing: shying away from investing in personal health startups means missing out on big business opportunities.
Opinion | Science | 30 Apr “Tech collaboration is often fundamentally flawed due to a lack of diversity” Tech hubs and coworking spaces are too heavily targeted at one type of person or startup. Here is how it could be done better.
Opinion | Agriculture | 26 Apr In Israel, even once-socialist kibbutzim are investing in tech startups The kibbutzim movement is integrating into the local tech and startup ecosystem.
Opinion | Health | 24 Apr Remente CEO David Brudön on the topic of startup depression David Brudö, cofounder of Swedish health startup Remente, talks about dealing with depression, seeking help, and talking.
Opinion | Branding | 18 Apr Why it’s important that startups have a mission statement A mission statement should be simple and flexible enough so that you don't have to change it every few years. Don't be like Facebook — think more BBC.
Opinion | Government | 16 Apr The UK government needs to take digital identity seriously Mike Bracken, the former head of UK Government Digital Service who advises governments around the world on digital transformation, asks for proof that he is, in fact, Mike Bracken.
Opinion | Funding | 15 Apr “Missing: Working class founders” Investors — and even crowdfunding sites — still throw up too many hurdles for working class founders looking for funding, says our first ‘Secret Founder’ columnist.
