Nick Dearden

1 month ago | itnews.asia | Nick Dearden

In a world increasingly connected through the Internet, cybersecurity has remained a major concern. Take for instance - the recent case around Singapore’s unmasked identity card numbers being made publicly available. The incident underscores increasing concerns by users around the sharing of personal data – and illustrates how, if fallen into the wrong hands, it could grant bad actors privileged information or the ability to make fraudulent transactions.

1 month ago | divisare.com | Nick Dearden

The new divisare books are small format pocket-book size, in limited editions of 200 copies, high-resolution digital printed, bound, with a hardcover, finished in fine English paper. Titles on the cover are silver foil hot stamped. We attach great importance to the tactile quality of the book as an object as well as, of course, its contents. Unlike the web that runs fast and vanishes faster, leaving no trace, Our books have the aim of lasting in time.

2 months ago | newint.org | Nick Dearden

Donald Trump has returned to his throne. An army of white supremacists back him on the streets, while the richest men on earth bankroll his destructive agenda. Government leaders from across the world take turns to bend the knee, as Trump’s chaotic mode of ‘governing’ induces panic. It is a grim moment from which the far right globally will draw immense strength. But it is also not without opportunities for progressive movements to resist. The world is in rapid flux.

Jan 17, 2025 | divisare.com | Nick Dearden

The new divisare books are small format pocket-book size, in limited editions of 200 copies, high-resolution digital printed, bound, with a hardcover, finished in fine English paper. Titles on the cover are silver foil hot stamped. We attach great importance to the tactile quality of the book as an object as well as, of course, its contents. Unlike the web that runs fast and vanishes faster, leaving no trace, Our books have the aim of lasting in time.

Jan 16, 2025 | newint.org | Nick Dearden

‘A humanitarian crisis has been unfolding’ the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) tells us in a TV advert, as we’re shown a montage of desperate people hauling their belongings through a post-apocalyptic wasteland of destroyed buildings. ‘In Gaza, food and clean water are desperately scarce. Ninety per cent of the population has been displaced,’ the voiceover for the advert on the BBC continues.