51 h. ago E2E 100 Female: Susan Bowen on leading Digital Catapult’s mission for tech growth

The CEO shares how the organisation is accelerating deep tech adoption, bridging industry gaps, and driving UK business innovation

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51 h. ago E2E 100 Female: how Universal Partners are empowering entrepreneurs and driving global success

Universal Partners is a leading financial services firm specialising in cross-border payments and bespoke risk management services. They offer personalised, flexible solutions for women-led businesses, ensuring they have the financial tools to scale and succeed in an increasingly global economy

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7 d. ago E2E Female 100: Sagacity’s success story under Anita Dougall

Anita Dougall is the outstanding CEO of Sagacity; she has been nothing short of transformative. She has used her expertise in strategic foresight and innovation to turn Sagacity into a leading data intelligence company. Anita combines data analytics with actionable insights, vital features in Sagacity’s success.

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7 d. ago E2E Female 100: Reshaping the beauty industry with Trinny London

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7 d. ago E2E Female 100: Constructing a strong career with The Deeley Group

Interview with Eleanor Deeley, Joint Managing Director

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3 w. ago Make It Fair: National World among UK publishers calling for copyright protection from AI companies

We’re calling on the Government to spur growth in the creative and tech sectors by protecting copyright

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3 w. ago The Guardian view on AI and copyright: creativity should be cherished, not given away | Editorial

The government’s consultation was weighted towards big tech. Now is the time for a rethinkIt’s a seductive promise: let our computers scrape the internet for ideas, images, forms of words, stories, music, jokes and our industry will make your country rich. For a UK government desperate for economic growth, the demands of tech companies for copyright laws to be relaxed – in order that their artificial intelligence (AI) systems can access as much online content as possible without having to pay or seek permission – have been hard to resist. The US and China are the global leaders of this new tech race. But the UK has a chance to compete that ministers are desperate not to miss.To AI businesses, copyright is an irritant. Three years ago, it appeared that their lobbyists were on the verge of getting their way when a government agency, the Intellectual Property Office, recommended an exemption for data mining. This would grant bots free rein and – so the argument...

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3 w. ago London's town halls can help pull in the tech investment that will drive UK's growth

Local authorities can bring organisations and people together who can help deliver economic progress for all.

Science