Ben Brading
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Surfing the Digital Wave: The Future of Business Broadband in the UK
Every great business success story in the UK has a key supporting character silently working behind the scenes: business broadband. In today's interconnected world, it's more than just a utility; it's the lifeblood that keeps businesses thriving. Whether it's facilitating rapid-fire communications, enabling data transfer, or powering innovative digital services, business broadband has become an indispensable element of modern commerce. The ongoing digital revolution, further accelerated by the recent global pandemic, has catapulted broadband from a mere supporting role into a protagonist on the business stage.
By Ben Brading3 years ago in Trader
Liberalised Energy: A Competitive Boost or Setback?
The private vs public debate rages on since the distinction was made over a hundred years ago. If electricity is a public good (and perhaps a human right by now!), should the state have full control or is this simply a dinosaur strategy? 🦕
By Ben Brading3 years ago in FYI
Is the water too murky?
The water industry is certainly a murky world of smoke and mirrors. In this article, we explain: Why this is probably the most important problem to solve Why water management is inevitably sketchy, and Introduce a potential solution to our human shortcomings to settle the tragedy of the commons once and for all.
By Ben Brading3 years ago in Futurism
Is the water too murky?
The water industry is certainly a murky world of smoke and mirrors. In this article, we explain: Why this is probably the most important problem to solve Why water management is inevitably sketchy, and Introduce a potential solution to our human shortcomings to settle the tragedy of the commons once and for all.
By Ben Brading3 years ago in Earth
Is Starlink as good as advertised?
Starlink is the latest great iteration of the internet. By providing high-quality global internet coverage from its network of satellites, Starlink is looking to bridge the global connectivity gap. As inter-connected as the world seems, the reality is that only around half of the world has easy access to the internet.
By Ben Brading3 years ago in Futurism
