Silly games and the goodest boy
The UK buys a unicorn and kills it, panic! at the emergency alert, the media and tech morass continues – all that and dog Jesus, too
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A stupid game to play
Reality has a sense of timing that would get any decent fiction writer into trouble. Last week, the government launched the incredibly naffly-named “Unicorn Britain” initiative, to try to attract big tech talent to the UK. That very same week, the Competitions and Market Authority (CMA) brought out a report on the proposed $6…
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