On this week's Tech Weekly, Aleks Krotoski and Charles Arthur are joined by 28-year-old serial entrepreneur Ruslan Kogan, the founder of Kogan.co.uk, a personalised purchasing service for all your technology needs. Kogan talks about the future of the personalised, consumer-driven ecommerce marketplace, and how the cloud creates efficiencies that translate into economic benefits for customers.
The trio also hack into the latest news headlines, including what the influx of cyberattacks on governmental inboxes means for future regulation, what the appointment of the former US government's CTO to the Cabinet Office means for the open data movement in the UK, how the release of the Hargreaves report into intellectual property, commissioned by David Cameron in November 2010, may usher in copyright reform, and what the launch of Google's Chromebooks means for Microsoft's dominance in the commercial and education sectors.
It's a busy week with plenty to chew on. Enjoy Tech Weekly from the Guardian.
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