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Is the freedom to connect like freedom of speech or like the freedom to murder . Today, we remember the pioneering Computer Programmer, social justice activist aaron swartz. At the age of 14, he helped develop rss, revolutionizing how people use the internet. By the time is 19, he co owned reddit, now one of the worlds most popular sites. He is now dead at the age of 26. On friday, he comes out just weeks before the start of a controversial trial. He was facing up to 35 years in prison for downloading millions of academic articles at mit. His parents the decisions made by prosecutors at mit co...

Today, we remember the pioneering Computer Programmer, social justice activist aaron swartz. At the age of 14, he helped develop rss, revolutionizing how people use the internet. By the time is 19, he co owned reddit, now one of the worlds most popular sites. He is now dead at the age of 26. On friday, he comes out just weeks before the start of a controversial trial. He was facing up to 35 years in prison for downloading millions of academic articles at mit. His parents the decisions made by prosecutors at mit contributed to his death. Today, we will hear aaron swartz in his own words. If we ...

AN ARSONIST and a knifeman were among those who received prison sentences recently at York Magistrates Court.

A plane flying over protesters outside Bristol Airport. Picture: Nick Page Hayman - Credit: Archant Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN) has launched a documentary that follows the year-long campaign they ran to help stop Bristol Airport from expanding. Last year North Somerset councillors serving on the planning and scrutiny committee rejected the planning application that would see the airport accommodating an extra two million passengers per year.  BAAN spokesman, Richard Baxter said: “It had been an amazing and emotional journey with local people coming together to take on the migh...

A plane flying over protesters outside Bristol Airport. Picture: Nick Page Hayman - Credit: Archant Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN) has launched a documentary that follows the year-long campaign they ran to help stop Bristol Airport from expanding. Last year North Somerset councillors serving on the planning and scrutiny committee rejected the planning application that would see the airport accommodating an extra two million passengers per year.  BAAN spokesman, Richard Baxter said: “It had been an amazing and emotional journey with local people coming together to take on the migh...