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Exasperated, by Terry Freedman

Exasperated, by Terry Freedman

If Computing leaders were politicians

September 14, 2021

I was watching a debate in the House of Lords the other day, and I was very struck (I hesitate to use the word 'impressed') by how easily a particular government representative managed to fend off a whole variety of questions without saying anything of any value whatsoever.

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In From the Archives, On the lighter side Tags political answer, politicians, politics
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If leaders of Computing in schools were politicians…

December 27, 2019
I was watching a debate in the House of Lords the other day, and I was very struck (I hesitate to use the word 'impressed') by how easily a particular government representative managed to fend off a whole variety of questions without saying anything of any value whatsoever.
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In From the Archives, On the lighter side Tags political answer, politicians, politics

If ICT co-ordinators were politicians…

September 14, 2011
I was watching a debate in the House of Lords the other day, and I was very struck (I hesitate to use the word 'impressed') by how easily a particular government representative managed to fend off a whole variety of questions without saying anything of any value whatsoever.
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In From the Archives, On the lighter side Tags political answer, politicians, politics
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