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Monthly Archives: November 2004
DNA Databases: How your liberty is being eroded
A guest editor makes a post on the blog. If you have any interest in how your DNA profiles may be used and kept by the police even if you were arrested and released, then you should read this. Continue reading
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Lack of culture
News that the Site Gallery is closing after Xmas is another blow for any sort of cultural activity happening in Sheffield’s so-called Cultural Industries quarter. Oh there is Spearmint Rhino, the empty National Centre for Popular Music but not much … Continue reading
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snow and digital woes
I keep waking up at exactly 7:30am. I don’t know why but it’s quite scary. Well today it was good cos we got a couple of inches of snow in Sheffield last night. It fell in about 3 hours and … Continue reading
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