Having written the business strategy for what became BT’s public wifi network, Julie Snell has a led an impressive 30-year career in telecoms. Now chair of the Scotland 5G Centre, she helps enable broadband across the country, including its most remote communities. Claire Gillespie Western anti-capitalists take too much for granted, Op-Ed by Devesh Kapur, Financial Times, July 23, 2014 Impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible mpossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible impossible— These entrepreneurs are challenging India’s cruellest social system—and winning, Defying the Oddsexcerpt, Quartz India, December 5, 2014 As digital technologies sector skills manager for Scotland at Skills Development Scotland, Claire Gillespie has worked closely with industry to develop Digital World – a platform to inspire young people into tech and promote digital as a career choice. Sarah Eynon Sarah Eynon says Infralink is developing an online map-based tool to identify public assets that could help improve mobile connectivity and capacity

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