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Sarah, our editor, loves to give her take on how smart cities are evolving. Her weekly blog gives a small insight into her thinking on each weeks news that comes across her desk.

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Who’s going to clear the air on 5G?

Who’s going to clear the air on 5G?

16 Sep 2019
There’s no shortage of hope and hype about the benefits 5G is going to bring but something else is gaining traction too: dissent. Who is going to step up and provide a coherent response?
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SURVEY: Smart cities: Are you open?

SURVEY: Smart cities: Are you open?

18 Jun 2019
SmartCitiesWorld’s latest research, in partnership with uCIFI Alliance, focuses on openness and interoperability in smart cities.
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How citizen-centric are you?

How citizen-centric are you?

05 Jun 2019
SmartCitiesWorld is running a research survey to understand what cities need in order to better engage citizens in city development and smart city initiatives.
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Smart cities: How can We help?

Smart cities: How can We help?

29 Mar 2019
The We Company is expanding into smart cities. Why?
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Smart cities and simpler times

Smart cities and simpler times

29 Jan 2019
Sarah Wray gets the January blues with ‘digital by default’ services.
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Smart cities in 2018: Tech, transportation and tough conversations

Smart cities in 2018: Tech, transportation and tough conversations

30 Dec 2018
We look back at the top smart cities stories of 2018.
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Smart cities: Will they ad up?

Smart cities: Will they ad up?

13 Dec 2018
Advertising in smart cities throws up a lot of questions. Now’s a good time to talk about them.
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City data-sharing scales up

City data-sharing scales up

03 Oct 2018
New initiatives around city data-sharing look way beyond open data.
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Smart cities: What’s in a name?

Smart cities: What’s in a name?

11 Jul 2018
Is the term ‘smart cities’ helpful, or could it be potentially damaging? What terminology should we use and how much does it matter?
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Public-private...pizza?

Public-private...pizza?

12 Jun 2018
The new Paving for Pizza pothole-fixing campaign from Domino’s certainly wasn’t one we were expecting. Are such deals a refreshing approach to ongoing infrastructure issues or a cause for concern?
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