Catherine Miller, CEO of Doteveryone, asks whether people have a voice in technology?
Tech Talks19 Mai 2020

Catherine Miller, CEO of Doteveryone, asks whether people have a voice in technology?

On the show today, a welcome return to Doteveryone as they publish their 2020 Digital Attitudes Report. So how do people feel about technology at a time when we've never needed it more? I'm afraid there are some concerning stats, but also positive recommendations. It's key the tech industry listens and engages with people to build trust. If you want to dive into the research Catherine is referencing head over to the website and download the full report: https://www.doteveryone.org.uk/report/peoplepowertech2020/

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