Publications

1976:

COCHRANE P and BROOKS R M Non-agreement of Forward Echo and Return Loss, IEE Elect Lett, Vol 12/21, Oct 76 pp 558-559

1977:

COCHRANE P Through Pulse Technique for Assessing the Forward Echo Performance of Coax Cables, ibid, Vol 13/1, Jan 77 pp 2-3
COCHRANE P and RAIN Through Pulse Measurements on 1.2/4/4 mm Coaxial Cables Two Examples ibid, Vol13/10, May 77 P 307
COCHRANE P and PERKINS J K Wideband Equalisation and Signal Averaging Applied to the Pulse Echo Testing of Telecommunications Coaxial Cables. ibid, Vol 13/16, Aug 77 pp 481-482
COCHRANE P A Through Pulse Measurement Technique for Assessing the Forward Echo Performance of Telecommunications Coaxial Cable, Euromeas 77 Conf on Precise Electrical Measurement, IEE Conf Publications No 152, Sept 77 pp 98-100
COCHRANE P and BROOKS R M A Through Pulse Echo Technique for Assessing the Forward Echo Characteristics of Coaxial Cable, URSI Conf on Measurements in Telecommunications, Lannion, Oct 77 pp 379-384
COCHRANE P A Through Pulse Echo Cable Measurement Technique, HDW (Howaldsweke-Deutsche Werft Hamburg and Kiel) Symposium on Cable Testing, Nov 77 pp COC 1-9
COCHRANE P A Signal Averaging Cable Tester with Both Through & Return Pulse Echo Testing, CCITT, Com XV-No M, UKPO, Sept 77
COCHRANE P and BROOKS R M A Through Pulse Echo Measurement Technique for Assessing the Forward Echo Characteristics of Telecomms Coaxial Cable, BPO Research Dept Report 649, Oct 77

1978:

COCHRANE P DC to 565 Mbit/s in One Hour, Ecole d’ete du Tregor 1978 Theorie et Practiques de Mesures Temporelles, (CNET, Lannion), Universite de Rennes, France
COCHRANE P The Non-Uniform Nature of Telecoms Coaxial Cables, ibid
COCHRANE P An Introductory Look at Information Theory, ibid
COCHRANE P An Introductory Look at Signal Averaging, ibid
COCHRANE P A Moment Comparison Technique Applied to the ‘Central Limit Theorem, ibid
COCHRANE P The pdf of an Ensemble of Periodic Forward Echoes, ibid
COCHRANE P Accounting for Non-Stationary Stochastic Processes in Error Probability Measures, ibid
COCHRANE P Error Rate Measurement Scheme for 250 Mbit/s Digital Transmission Experiment, ibid
COCHRANE P A 250 Mbit/s Digital Transmission Experiment; Accounting for Discrete Echoes Generated by a 1.2/4.4 mm Coaxial Cable, ibid
COCHRANE P A 250 Mbit/s Digital Transmission Experiment; Accounting for Periodic Echoes on a 1.2/4.4 mm Coaxial Cable, ibid
COZANNET A and COCHRANE P The Subjective Nature of Human Comms, NATO ASI Summer School on Fibre and Integrated Optics, Gargese-Corsica, 1978
COCHRANE P A Digital System Orientated Coaxial Cable Measurement Technique, IEE Colloquium on “Assessment of Media for Digital Transmission”, Savoy Place, Oct 78
CATCHPOLE R J, CRANK G J and COCHRANE P The Use of CCITT Standardised Coaxial Pairs for Digital Transmission, ibid
COCHRANE P A Through Pulse Echo Measurement Technique, Post Office Electrical Engineers Journal, Vol 71, Part 3, Oct 78 pp 175-180

1979:

COCHRANE P PDF of an Ensemble of Periodic Forward Echoes, Proc IEE, Vol 126, No 1, Jan 79 pp 26-28
COCHRANE P and MALLETT C T A 1 Gbit/s “Westcott” Data Test Set, 5th EU Solid-State Circuits Conf, IEE Conf Pub 178, Sept 79 pp 14-16
COCHRANE P and O’REILLY J J Potential Role of Untimed Repeaters in Optical Submarine Systems’, UKPO Research Report 806, Sept 79
COCHRANE P, BARLEY I W & O’REILLY J J Direct Jitter Measurement Technique, IEE Electronics Letters, Vol 15, No 24, Nov 79 pp 774-776

1980:

O’REILLY J J and COCHRANE P Potential Role of Untimed Repeaters in Optical Submarine Systems, Submarine Telecommunications Systems Conf, IEE February Publication No 183, Feb 80 pp 165-169
BATES R J S and COCHRANE P Method of Estimating the Capacity of Multi-pair Cables to Carry Low-Speed PCM Transmission Systems, IEE Proc. Vol 127, Pt F, No 1, Feb 80 pp 16-21
COCHRANE P and BATES R J S A Unified Approach to the Problems of Cross Talk, Echoes and Inter-symbol Interference on Digital Transmission Systems, UKPO Research Department Report 797, July 79
COCHRANE P Finite Rise-Time Pulses and Their Influence on Digital Transmission System Design, TBTAK Marmara Research Institute, Turkey, Report UI-80/05, Feb 80
COCHRANE P & KITCHEN J A Novel Supervisory Channel for Fibre Optic Systems, IEE Elect Letters, V16, No 16, July 80 pp 624-626
CRANK G J and COCHRANE P High-Speed Digital Transmission in the BPO Coaxial Network, IPOEE Jnl, Vol 73, Part 3, Oct 80 pp 145-152
34 COCHRANE P A PCM Systems Model Based Upon Power Addition of Cross-Talk Interference, TBTAK Marmara Research Institute, Turkey, Report UI-80/07, Feb 80
COCHRANE P Accounting for Signal Echoes in Digital Transmission System Design’, ibid UI-80/08, Feb 80
COCHRANE P and BATES R J S A Method of Estimating the Capacity of Multi-pair Cables to Carry Low-Speed PCM Transmission Systems, UKPO Research Department Report 829, Jan 80

1981:

KITCHEN J A and COCHRANE P A Novel Service/Supervisory Channel for Digital Trunk Transmission Systems, Telecoms Transmission - Into the Digital Era Conf, IEE February Publication No 193, March 81 pp 159-163
NAVARO D, YONGACOGLU A & COCHRANE P Transmission of 8.448 Mbit/s Over Twisted Cable, ibid pp 178-181
COCHRANE P, KITCHEN J A & POWELL W Remote Supervision of Fibre Optic Transmission Systems, International Conf on Comms, ICC 81, Denver, CO, IEEE Conf Record 81 CH 1648-5, June 81 pp 38.2.1-38.2.4
COCHRANE P and KITCHEN J A A NovelSupervisory Channel for Digital Long Line Transmission Systems, BTLabs Report 868, Oct 80

1982:

COCHRANE P Precision Error Rate Measurement Using White Noise, IEE Colloquium on “Electrical Noise Standard and Noise Measurement”, Digest No 1982/30, 17 March 82 pp 7/1-7/8
COCHRANE P and POWELL W H Simple Signal/Eye Amplitude Monitor for Digital Repeaters, IEE Elect Lett, Vol 18, No 9, Apr 82 pp 388-390
COCHRANE P A Supervisory Telemetry Channel for Submarine Fibre Optic Transmission Systems, BTRL Symposium on “Advances in Optical Communications”, 7/8 June 82 pp 13-13.1
BICKERS L, FAULKNER D W and COCHRANE P 140 Mbit/s Thick Film Hybrid Regenerator, IEE Elect Lett, Vol 18, No 13, June 82 pp 553-555
COCHRANE P A Hermite Series for Error Probability Calculation in Digital Line Systems, Colloquium on Generation Functions and Compound Randomness in Probability, Essex University, 30 June 82 pp 4.1-4.2

1983:

BICKERS L and COCHRANE P Acoustic Wave Devices in Base-Band Digital Transmission Systems, IEE Colloquium on “SAW Devices”, Digest No 1983/16, 23 Feb 83 pp13/1-13/5
WALKER S D, CARPENTER R B P and COCHRANE P Jitter Accumulation with SAW Timing Extraction @ 325Mbit/s, IEE Elect Lett, V1/6, March 83 pp193-194
COCHRANE P, FAULKNER D W, BICKERS L, HAWKER I and HAWKINS R J Minimum Chip Count Regenerators for High-Speed Optical Transmission Systems, International Conf on Comms, ICC 83, Boston, MA, IEEE Conf Record 83 CH 1874-7, June 83, pp 686-689
COCHRANE P, FAULKNER D W, BICKERS L, HAWKER I, & HAWKINS R J Integrated Regenerators for High-Speed Optical Transmission Systems, BT Technology Journal, Vol 1, No 1, July 83, pp 66-72
COCHRANE P Future Trends in Telecommunications Transmission - A Personal View’, IEE 3rd Vacation School on Transmission for Telecommunication Purposes, University of Aston, July 83
COCHRANE P Time Domain Sampling Techniques in Microwave Measurements, IEE Vacation School on Microwave Measurements, University of Kent at Canterbury, Sept 83

1984:

COCHRANE P (Invited Paper), An Overview of the Cross-Talk Problem, IEE Colloquium on ‘Interference and Cross-Talk on Cable Systems’, Digest 1984/3, 12 Jan 84, pp1/1-1/8
COCHRANE P, WESTALL F A and CRAWFORD D I The Efficient Digital Transmission of Information, IEE Electron & Power, Jan 84, pp 37-42
CATTERMOLE K W and O’REILLY J J (Editors) Mathematical Topics on Telecommunications, Vol 2, Chapter 17, P Cochrane, Error Probability Hermite Series, Pentech Press, London, 1984
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper), Communication Requirements, SERC/CREST-ITG Advanced Course, The Quest for Speed-Sub-nanosecond Digital Electronics, Teeside Polytechnic, Middlesborough, Sept 84

1985:

BAILEY A E (Editor) Microwave Measurements, Chapters 11, 12 and 16, P Cochrane, Sampling Principles, Sampling Systems, and Digital Systems Measurements, Peter Peregrinus, 1985

1986:

COCHRANE P Future Trends in Telecommunication Transmission - A Personal View, IEE Proc, Vol 131, P + F, No 7, Dec 84, pp 669-683. _(Awarded the IEE Electronics Division Premium in 1986)
COCHRANE P Telecommunications-The Future, Modern Telecommunications An International Seminar, The British Council, Course 647, Essex University, April 86
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper), Telecommunications - The Future, IEEE/EUREL/SEE EUROCON 86, 7th European Conf on Electronics, Paris, April 86, pp 333-338
COCHRANE P and REEVE M H A Low-Cost Optical Local Line Transmission System, Anglo-Chinese Symposium on Optical Communications, Beijing, China, May 86, pp 51-54.62
COCHRANE P, REEVE M H, HALL R D, CASSIDY S A, MOSS J, HORNUNG S, BETTS R and YENNADHIOU P A Solution to Low-Cost Local Optical Transmission on Single-Mode Fibre, IEEE CLEO 86, San Francisco, USA, June 86, pp 252-253
COCHRANE P The Evolution of Optical Fibre Transmission in the British Telecom Network, (Invited Paper), Telematica 86, Stuttgart, West Germany, June 86, Tiel 1, pp 215-231
COCHRANE P Optical Fibre Local Networks, IEE Vacation School on Optical Fibre Telecommunications, UCNW, Bangor, Sept 86
COCHRANE P Time Domain Sampling Techniques Seminar, IEE Vac School on Electrical Measurements - DC to VHF, Imperial College, London, Sept 86
COCHRANE P Digital Techniques at Higher Frequencies, Part 1, ibid
COCHRANE P Digital Techniques at Higher Frequencies, Part 2, ibid
BROOKS R M, COCHRANE P, BICKERS L, BLAU G, COOMBS G P, DAVIES R, HAWKER I, HILTON G, STEVENSON A, and WHITT S A Highly Integrated 565 Optical Fibre System, BTTJ, V4/4, Oct 86, pp 28-40
COCHRANE P, BROOKS R M and DAWES R A High Reliability 565 Mbit/s Trunk Transmission System, IEEE Jnl SAC-4/9, Special Issue on Fibre Optic Systems for Terrestrial Applications, Dec 86, pp 1396-1403
COCHRANE P, HALL R D, MOSS J P, BETTS R A and BICKERS L ‘Local-Line Single Mode Optics - Viable Options for Today and Tomorrow’, ibid, pp 1438-1445

1987:

COCHRANE P, HUNWICKS A R and ROSHER P A Novel Fibre Break Locator for Optical Duplex Transmission, IEE Elect Lett, V23/9, April 87, pp 440-442
COCHRANE P, ROWBOTHAM T R, HALL R D and McCARTNEY P J Transwitching - the Next Step in Optical Networks, ICC-87, Seattle, IEEE Conf Record 87 CH 2424-0, June 87, pp 1524-1528
COCHRANE P, HUNWICKS A R and ROSHER P A Automatic Fibre Break Location on Duplex and Diplex Optical Systems, ibid, pp 0444-0448
COCHRANE P and BICKERS L Optical Fibre - The Future Transmission Ether, (Invited Paper), SBMO International Microwave Symposium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 87, pp 649-656
COCHRANE P and BICKERS L Optical Fibre Digital Transmission Systems, SIRA Workshop on Optical Communications, University of Kent at Canterbury, July 1987
COCHRANE P Future Tends’, IEE 5th Vac School on Transmission for Telecommunications, University of Aston, July 1987
GANGOPADHYAY R and COCHRANE P Data Jitter Super-sampling Multiplex Transmission’, IEE Elect Letters, Vol 23, No 22, Oct 87 p 1203

1988:

ROSHER P A, FENNING S C, COCHRANE P and HUNWICKS A R An Automatic Optical Fibre Break Location Scheme for Duplex and Diplex Transmission Systems, BTTJ Vol 6 No 1 Jan 88 pp 54-59
COCHRANE P and BRAIN M C Eradicating the Central Office with Coherent Optical Technology, IEEE Zurich Seminar on Digital Communications, March 88 pp 59-62
SMITH E H and COCHRANE P (Keynote) The Optical Ether - Network of the Future, Electroni-Cast Conf - Fibre Optics to the Year 2000, Monterey CA, 9-11 May 88
BRAIN M C and COCHRANE P Wavelength Routed Optical Networks Using Coherent Transmission, ICC-8, Philadelphia, IEEE Conf Record 88 CH 253 2538 - 7 June 88, pp 26-31
COCHRANE P Optical Fibre Networks, IEE Vac School on Optical Fibre Telecommunications, University College of North Wales, Bangor, July 88
COCHRANE P and BRAIN M C Future Networks, International Conf on Computers and Communications, ICCC-88, Tel-Aviv, Israel, Nov 88
COCHRANE P (Invited) Undersea Fibre Optic Systems will Benefit from New Tech, Laser Focus/Electro-optics/Mag, PenWell Pub, Nov 88, pp 141-150
COCHRANE P and BRAIN M C Future Optical Fibre Transmission Tech & Networks, IEEE ComSoc Mag, Vol 26/11, Nov 88, pp 45-60

1989:

COCHRANE P and O’MAHONY M J Future Demands in Network Management, IEE Colloquium on the Changing Face of Telecomms Transmission, IEE Savoy Place, London, 16 Jan 89
CREANER M J, STEELE R C, MARSHALL I W, WALKER G R, WALKER N G, MELLIS J, AL-CHALABI S A, DAVIDSON J, STURGESS I C C, RUTHERFORD M J, BRAIN M C, COCHRANE P Field Demo of a 565 Mbit/s DPSK Coherent Optical System over 176 km of Installed Fibre, OFC-89 Houston, Feb 89. TU-18
DESLANDES J E, COCHRANE P and JONES E V Effect of 100% Density Error Bursts on a 140-34 Mbit/s Plesiochronous Demultiplexer, IEE Elect Lett, Vol 25, No.7, March 89, pp 473-474
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Future Directions in Undersea Fibre Optic System Technology, Integrated Optics and Optical Fibre Communication, IOOC-89, Kobe, Japan, July 89 paper 21B1-2
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) The Future Symbiosis of Optical Fibre and Microwave Radio Systems, 19th European Microwave Febuarye, Wembley, London, Sept 89 paper INV-7
COCHRANE P and BRAIN M C Future Optical Transmission Tech & Networks, IBTE Newsletter, Summer 1989
DAVIDSON J, HAWKER I and COCHRANE P The Evolution of Service Protection in the BT Network’, IEEE Globecom - 89, Dallas, Nov 89, p23.6.1

1990:

BUTLER R A and COCHRANE P Correlation of Interference and Bit Error Activity in a Digital Transmission System, IEE Electronics Letters, Vol 26, No.6, March 90, pp 363-364
COCHRANE P (Keynote) Towards a Transparent Network’, Eighth International Conf on Fibre Optics and Opt Electronics, SPIE/SIRA, London, April 90
COCHRANE P Future Directions in Long Haul Fibre Optic Systems, BTTJ Journal, Vol 8, No. 2, April 90, pp 5-17
HAWKER I and COCHRANE P Protection Strategies for Telecommunications Networks, IEE 2nd Bangor Symposium on Communication, UCNW Bangor, North Wales, May 90, pp 36-43
DESLANDES J E, COCHRANE P & JONES E V EU Multiplex Hierarchy - Mechanisms for Error Extension, ibid 05, pp 151-154
COCHRANE P and HEATLEY D J T (Invited Paper) ‘Coherent Systems - Fact or Fiction’. IEE Colloquium on Coherent Optical Communications, Savoy Place, London, 27 June 1990, pp 1/1-1/9
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) ‘The Evolution of Fibre Optic Networks’, Eletrotechnik und Informationstechnik , Zeitschrift des Ostlrreichischen Verbandes fur Eletrotechnik, 107 Jahrgang, Heft 6, 1990, pp 301-307
COCHRANE P Optical Networks, IEE Vacation School on Optical Fibre Comms, UCNW Bangor, Sept 90
DESLANDES J E, COCHRANE P and JONES E V Error Propagation Through the European Demultiplexer Hierarchy - An Analysis. IEE Elect Lett, Vol 2/18, Aug 90, pp 1469-1470
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Digital Transmission - From Copper to Glass. Prof K W Cattermole, Festschrift Day, University of Essex, 28 Sept 90
DESLANDES J E, COCHRANE P and JONES E V Error Propagation Through Plesiochronous Demultiplexers. IEEE Globecom ‘90, San Diago, pp 111-1115, Dec 90

1991:

COCHRANE P and HEATLEY D J T Future Directions in Long-Haul Optical Fibre Systems, BTEJ Vol 1, Jan 1991, pp 268-280
DESLANDES J E, JONES E V and COCHRANE P Analysis of SDH Pointer Corruption Due to Error Activity, IEE Elect Lett, Vol 27/5, Feb 91, pp 453-455
HEATLEY D J T and COCHRANE P Future Directions in Long-Haul Optical Fibre Systems, IEE 3rd Conf on Telecoms, Edinburgh, 17 March 1991, pp 157-164
COCHRANE P, WHITEHEAD G K and FOSTER J: Computing and Communication The Next Decade, IEE 3rd Bangor Symposium on Communication, UCNW, Bangor, North Wales, May 91 pp 50-56
BUTLER R A and COCHRANE P Correlation of Error Activity as a Diagnostic Tool, ibid pp 214-218
FOSTER J & COCHRANE P Assessing the (Richter) Scale of Telephone Network Outages, ibid
COCHRANE P and TODD C J (Invited Paper) Towards Network Transparency with Photonic Amplifiers, OSA Optical Amplifiers and their Applications, Snowmass, CO, OSA Digest Vol 13, July 1991, pp WA1/1-5
DESLANDES J E, JONES E V and COCHRANE P Analysis of Error Mechanisms within the European PDH, IEE Proc I Vol 138/4, August 1991, pp 280-290
ADAMS P F, ROSHER P A and COCHRANE P Customer Access, Chapter 15, Transmission Systems, Edited by E Flood and P Cochrane, Peter Peregrinus for the IEE, Sept 1991, pp 424-455
COCHRANE P Future Trends, Chapter 17, ibid pp 471-495
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T and TODD C J (Invited Paper) Towards the Transparent Optical Network ITU 6th World Telecommunications Forum, Geneva, Oct 1991, pp 105-109
COCHRANE P and HEATLEY D J T (Invited Paper) Optical Fibre - The BT Experience. 14th Conf on Fibre Optic Markets, KMI Corporation, Newport, RI, Oct 1991

1992:

COCHRANE P and HEATLEY D J T (Invited Paper) Optical Fibre Systems & Networks in the 21st Century. INTERLINK 2000 Jnl, Feb 1992, pp 150-154
COCHRANE P Communications Requirements Chapter 16, High-Speed Digital Electronics. L J Herbst Editor. Prentice Hall, March 1992, pp 421-454
COCHRANE P Comms Technology in The 21st Century, Cincinnati Bell Information Systems Conf TEK-21, Orlando, Florida, Apr 1992
COCHRANE P An Introduction to Transmission. IBTE Structured Information Programme Chapter 8, April 1992
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T, SMYTH P P and PEARSON I D Optical Telecommunication - Future Prospects, IEE Vacation School on Optical Fibre Communications, UCNW Bangor, July 1992
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J, FISHER K, CAMERON K, TAYLOR-HENDRY R (Invited Paper) CAMNET - The First Telepresence System. INTERLINK 2000 Jnl, Aug 1992, pp 38-41
COCHRANE P, FISHER K and TAYLOR-HENDRY R (Invited Paper) The Office You Wish You Had, IBC February on Advanced Office Systems, Cafe Royal, London 12-13 Oct 1992
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Copper Mind Sets, NEC Infovision Comforum Futures, Orlando, Florida, Nov 1992
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) The Human Machine Interface & Telepresence NEC Infovision Comforum Futures, Orlando, Florida, Nov 1992
COCHRANE P and HEATLEY D J T (Invited Paper) Future Developments in Gbit Optical Fibre Systems, Australian Conf on Optical Fibre Telecommunications, ACOFT-92, Tasmania, Dec 1992, pp 6-13
COCHRANE P The Human-Machine Interface & Telepresence, Euro Jnl, Vol 1, Issue 2, Winter 1992, pp 48-53

1993:

COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Future Networks, Short Course on Mathematical Models of Future Networks, University of Essex, Jan 1993
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T and O’MAHONEY M J (Invited Paper) Reliability Aspects of Optical Fibre Systems and Netss, IEEE Intnl Reliability Physics Symp, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1993
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T, CAMERON K H Telepresense - Visual Telecoms Into The Next Century, 4th IEE Conf on Telecoms, Manchester, April 93, pp 175-180
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) New Optics for New Networks, IoP Annual Congress, Brighton, April 1993
COCHRANE P, FISHER K and TAYLOR-HENDRY R The Office You Wish You Had, The Assocn for Info Management (ASLIB), Aslib Proc 45/6, June 1993, pp 183-186
BUTLER R and COCHRANE P Failure Type Forecasting via Burst Errors, 5th Bangor Comms Symposium, UCNW Bangor, 2 June 1993
COCHRANE P Schreibtisch der Zukunft, Chefburo, Mai 93, pp 64-65
COCHRANE P, FISHER K and TAYLOR-HENDRY R The Office You Wish You Had, BTEJ, Vol 12/2, July 93, pp 91 - 96. Awarded the IBTE Runner-UP Paper Prize 1994
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T, SMYTH P, PEARSON I (Invited Paper) Optical Telecoms - Future Prospects, IEE Electronics and Comms, Aug 93, Vol 5/4, pp 221 - 232. Awarded the IERE Benefactors Prize 1994
COCHRANE P (Invited Article) The Hows and Whys for Industry & Academia, The Daily Telegraph, Aug 93, p 19
COCHRANE P (Invited Article) Up the Revolution - Live 93 Exhibition Special, The Sunday Times, 12 Sept 93, p 3
LYONS M, GELL, M and *COCHRANE P Telecoms in the 3rd Millennium - Companies and Comms in the Next Century. CBTA Montreal, Sept 93, pp 141 - 146
COCHRANE P, FISHER, K, TAYLOR-HENDRY R* The Office You Wish You Had, Intelligent Buildings Today and in The Future. UoCE Birmingham, Oct 93, pp 63 - 72
LYONS M H, COCHRANE P, FISHER K Teleworking in The 21st C, IEE, Computing & Control Eng Jnl, Aug 93, 4(4), pp 170-172_ IEE Computing & Control Prize 1994
COCHRANE P From Copper to Glass. Chapt 15, Digital Transmission. Essex Series in Telecoms and Information Systems, McGraw Hill 1993, pp 285 - 310
COCHRANE P and HOBSLEY M (Invited Article) Visions of a Perfect Diagnosis. The Times Higher Education Supplement, 19 Nov 93, p8
COCHRANE P (Invited Article) Engineering With VR, The VR User Show, Conf, and Exhibition. London, Dec 93

1994:

LYONS M H, COCHRANE P & FISHER K Technology & the Teleworker, IEEE Globe Com 94, Dec 94, pp 385 - 388
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Telepresence, Training, Teaching and The ISDN, Integrated Comms 94 - ISDN User Show, Wembley Centre, Feb 94
BUTLER, R A, COCHRANE P and MASSIE J Z Error Burst Metrics for Failure Trajectory Analysis, IEE Colloquium on Intl Txion Systems, IEE London, Feb 94
COCHRANE P, HECKINGBOTTOM R, HEATLEY D J T The Hidden Benefits of Optical Transparency, OFC San Jose, CA - SpecialDebate Session on The Future, Feb 94
COCHRANE P On The Information Future, Design Magazine, January 94
HAWKER I, & COCHRANE P Future Scenarios for Telecommunication Networks, European Transactions on Telecommunications, Vol 4/6, Dec 93
COCHRANE P (Keynote) The Information Wave, Essex University/ICIS International Symposium on Communicating into the Future, Singapore, March 94
COCHRANE P (Invited Article) Dark Fibre Will Transform Telecoms, Expert Opinion, IEEE Spectrum, Tech 94, Jan 94
COCHRANE P The Information Wave, BT International Symposium on POTS to PANS, Hintlesham Hall, Suffolk, March 94
COCHRANE P, LYONS M H, FISHER K Teleworking in the 21st Century, UK IT Forum 94, SRC/DTI Herriot Watt Uni, Edinburgh, Mar 94
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T Reliability Aspects of Optical Fibre Systems and Nets, IEEE Intl Reliability Physics Symposium, San Jose, CA, April 94
COCHRANE P IT and The Future, Common Purpose Jnl, Spring 94, pp 9 - 12
COCHRANE P Foreword, Special Issue on Modelling Change in Telecoms, BTTJ, Vol 12/2, April 94, pp 9 - 13
COCHRANE P Future Networks, ibid, pp 9 - 13
COCHRANE P & HEATLEY D J T Reliability Aspects of optical Fibre Systems & Networks, ibid, pp 77 - 92
BUTLER R A and COCHRANE P Bit Error Analysis for Pre-Emptive Net Management, ibid, pp 93 - 103
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Education, Technology and Change - A Personal View, IEE Computing, Control Eng Jnl, Vol 5/2, April 94, pp 52 - 54
COCHRANE P, WHYTE B Guest Editorial The Ice Age Cometh, Series on Telecoms in The 21st C, BTEJ, Vol 13, Pt 1, April 94, pp 1 - 2
COCHRANE P Copper Mind-Sets. ibid, pp 10 - 19
COCHRANE P Television, Information & Telepresence, NTU, Alumni Focus, Vol 1/2, August 94
AMIN S, VILLACANAS J L, COCHRANE P A Natural Solution to the Travelling Salesman Problem, BTE Jnl, V13/2, July 94, pp 117-122. IBTE Highly Commended Prize
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Telecoms in The 21st Century, International Conf on The Future of Paper in an Electronic World, Amsterdam, 11 - 13 Sept 94
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) The Right Technology Came at the Right Time, Design Engineering Journal, September 94, pp 29 - 31
COCHRANE P, HECKINGBOTTOM R & HEATLEY D J T The Hidden Benefits of Optical Transparency. IEEE ComSoc Mag, Vol 32/9 Sept 94, pp 90 - 97
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Comms, Care and Cure. Telemed 94, Hammersmith Hospital, London, 1 - 4 Sept 94
GELL M &amp, COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Education and the Birth of the Experience Industry. EU Tech in Learning, NEC Birmingham, 16 - 18 Nov 1994
COCHRANE P, SMITH R (Invited Paper) 21st C Info Systems, British Computer Society, Expert Systems 94 Conf Cambridge, 12 - 14 December 94, pp 3 - 17
COCHRANE P (Invited Editorial Comment) More of a Crowded Footpath Than an Information Highway. Fibre Optic Comms and; User Systems, Issue 21, Dec 94

1995:

COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Commercialising The Superhighway. Electronic Books, Learned Information, Wembley, London, Feb 95
PEARSON I, COCHRANE P 200 Futures For 2020. BTEJ, Vol 13/4, Jan 95, pp 312-318, Highly Commended Paper Award 95
HAWKER I,COCHRANE P Really Intelligent Networks. ibid pp 326 - 334
COCHRANE P The Virtual University. Business of Education, Issue 5, March 95, pp 17 - 18
GELL M, COCHRANE P Turbulence Signals a Lucrative Experience. Times Higher Edu Supplement, 10 March 95, p 11
COCHRANE P (Invited Paper) Instant Gratification Technology. ANSA Works 95 Conf - Distributed Systems & Nets, Cambridge, 3 Apr 95
COCHRANE P (Keynote) The Info Super Highway or Footpath? IEE Colloq on Info SuperHighway, Savoy Place, London, 28 Apr 95
COCHRANE P (Keynote) Networks - The Delay in Removing Delay. Internet 95 Wembley, 16/18 May 95, pp 53 - 54
COCHRANE P A Better Class of Communication, Wired Magazine, 1.03, June 95, p 114
COCHRANE P & HEATLEY D J T Aspects of Optical Transparency. BTEJ, Vol 14, Pt 1, April 95, pp 33 - 37
COCHRANE P Desperate Race to Keep Up With Children, Times Edu Supplement, 23 June 95, p 25
COCHRANE P The Potential for Multimedia, Info Tech and Public Policy, Parliamentary Info Tech Committee Jnl, Vol 13, No 3, 95, pp 6 - 10
BARNES JWR, CHALMERS J, COCHRANE P GINSBURG D, HENNING I D, NEWSON DJ & PRATT D J An ATM Network Futures Test Bed, BTTJ, Vol 13/3, July 95, pp 102 - 109
COCHRANE P A Three Click One Second World, IEE Electronics; Comms Engineering Journal, Vol 7/4, August 95, pp 138 -139
O’BRIEN T M, MURRAY P, OBYRNE J, CHAMBERLAIN G, CAMERON K & COCHRANE P Three Dimensional Remote Imaging of Surgery, Jnl of Telemed-Telecare, Vo1, 1995
COCHRANE P Schooling is Obsolete - Learning Isn’t, Wired Magazine, 1.06, October 95, pp 40 - 41
COCHRANE P IT - A Glimpse of The Future, ASLIB (The Association for Info Management) Proc 47/10, Oct 95, pp 221 - 228
COCHRANE P Electronics for Everyone Means Banking Galore, SIBOS 95 Conf on Global Banking
EMMOTT S (Editor) Information Super-Highways - Multimedia User Futures, Ch 2, P Cochrane, The Information Wave, Academic Press, 1995
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T H (Editors) Preface Modelling Future Telecommunication Systems, Chapman Hall, London, September 1995
COCHRANE P The Future, ibid, Chapter 1, pp 1 - 10
COCHRANE P & HEATLEY D J T H System & Network Reliability, ibid, Chapter 11, pp 168 - 200
BUTLER R A, COCHRANE P Pre-emptive Network Management, ibid, Chapter 12, pp 201 - 223
LILLEY R Future Proofing* Forward by P Cochrane, Radcliffe Press, 1995
COCHRANE P, PEARSON I D Telecom 2020 AD, Electronic Product Finder, Sept 1995, pp 8 - 13
COCHRANE P, WESTALL F It Would be Good to Talk, 2nd Language Engineering Convention, QE II ConfCentre, London, 16-18 Oct 1995
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T, PEARSON* I D Who Cares? British Telecom Engineering, Vol 14, Pt 3, October 95, pp 225 - 232 Best Paper Award 96
COCHRANE P IT in The Future - Innovate & Educate, Project Magazine, Vol 8/6 November 1995, pp 3 - 8
COCHRANE P An Exponential Wave, Business Marketplace, Issue 291, Dec 95

1996:

COCHRANE P Travelling on Superhighway 2016, Guardian Education On-Line, http://go2.guardian.co.uk/education/ Jan 96
COCHRANE P How Should Companies Operate? Guardian On-Line Stakeholder Debate, http://www.guardian.co.uk/stakeholder/issues
COCHRANE P Welcome to The Three Click, One Second, No Handbook World of BT, Silicon Graphics Performance Magazine/1 1996
COCHRANE P A Message From Martlesham, The Great Socket Hunt, BTEJ, Vol 14/4, Jan 96, pp 362 -363
COCHRANE P The Infinite City, The Square Mile, Kean Publications Ltd, Winchester Group, ISBN 1872558836, 1995, pp 83 - 84
JEWELL M R, CHAMBERLIN G R, SHEAT D E, COCHRANE P, MCCARTNEY D J 3-D Imaging Systems for Video Comms Applications. Proc.SPIE.Vol 2409. San Jose CA. Feb 95
COCHRANE P I See, I Remember, Int Conf on 3D and Multi-Media on the Internet, National Museum of Photography, Film, TV, Bradford, 16-18 Apr 96, pp 8-23
COCHRANE P A Message From Martlesham, Is Serendipity Finished? BTEJ, Vol 15/1, April 96, pp105-106
COCHRANE P Capturing The Soul of Man, Connected@Telegraph, 16 April,96
COCHRANE P Run Me Up an Office to Wear, ibid, 23 April, 96, p 12
COCHRANE P Money - It’s not worth two bits, ibid, 30 April, 96, p 12
COCHRANE P Virtually Anything on Demand, ibid, 7 May, 96, p 12
COCHRANE P Virtually Reality Comes of Age, ibid, 14 May, 96, p 12
COCHRANE P Real-Time - Subtle thief of age, ibid, 21 May, 96, p12
COCHRANE P 12 hours - Give or Take a Socket, ibid, 28 May, 96, p12
COCHRANE P On The Edge Of The Infinite City, ibid, 4 June, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Never Mind The Matter, ibid, 11 June, 96, p12
COCHRANE P MATERNAGHAN M New Marketing Tech, Inst of Direct Marketing Symposium Annugraha Hotel Egham Surrey, 6 June 96
COCHRANE P World Simply to Complex For Us, Connected@Telegraph, 18 June, 96, p 12
COCHRANE P Allowing Your Computer to Forget, ibid, 25 June, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Being There is a State of Mind, ibid, 2 July, 96, p12
COCHRANE P The delay in Serendipity, ALCATEL Telecommunications Review, 2nd Quarter 96,p82
COCHRANE P HEATLEY D PEARSON I Computers and The Aged, Speculations in Science and Tech, Chapman Hall, Vol 19/2, June 96
COCHRANE P Anything You Can do Icon do Better, Connected@Telegraph, 9 July, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Bear in Mind the Pecking Order, ibid, 16 July, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Virtual Mathematics, The Mathematical Gazette, Vol 80/488 July 96, pp267 - 278
COCHRANE P pcochrane@btlabs, A Message From Martlesham, The Third Lobe ibid, Vol 15/2, July 96, pp194-195
COCHRANE P A Glimpse of the Future, The Inst of Mining Engineers, Vol 78, No 899, July 96, pp178 - 183
COCHRANE P Only a heel would borrow my socks, Connected@Telegraph, 23 July, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Light beyond the data traffic wave, ibid, 30 July, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Use my eyes and I’ll use yours, ibid, 2 August 96, p12
COCHRANE P Beggars at the information feast, ibid, 13 August 96, p12
COCHRANE P (keynote) The Information SuperFootpath, Summer Topical Meeting, IEEE/LEOS, Keystone, Co, US, 5-9 Aug 96
COCHRANE P TV phone-in a strange attractor, Connected@Telegraph, 20 August 96, p12
COCHRANE P The Information Wave, FITCE Forum, Issue 2, 96, pp16 - 22
COCHRANE P (Keynote) Don’t Silicomorphise Me! HCI Conf (HCI 96), Imperial College, London, 20 - 23, August 96, pp1-6
COCHRANE P Only a whisper across the sea, Connected@Telegraph, 27 August, 96, p12
COCHRANE P (Keynote) The Info Superfootpath. FITCE 35th EU Telecoms Congress, Multimedia Nets, Vienna, 27 Aug 96, pp17 - 19
COCHRANE P The Information Superfootpath, Electronic Design (USA Edition), 6 November 95, p80X
COCHRANE P The Socket Hunt - 12 days to 12 hours, Electronic Design (USA), 18 March 96, p 64.
COCHRANE P Programmed for the bad old days, Connected@Telegraph, 3 September, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Humans get lost in the video blur, ibid, 3 Sept, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Memories of bygone days, Connected@Telegraph 17 Sept 96, p12
COCHRANE P Logic in donor cards for robots, ibid, 24 Sept, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Sweet nothings and nice ones, ibid, 1 Oct, 96, p12
COCHRANE P It’s hard to keep a grip on reality, ibid, 8 Oct, 96, p12
COCHRANE P What price serendipity? ibid, 15 Oct, 96, p12
COCHRANE P It’s good to talk to a person, ibid, 22 Oct 96, p12
COCHRANE P Virtual Business, BT Talking Business, Autumn 96, p15.
COCHRANE P Agents for better or worse, Connected@Telegraph, 29 Oct 96
COCHRANE P Marketing threat from America, ibid, 5 Nov 96, p12
COCHRANE P Why we all need silicon injections, ibid, 12 Nov, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Living among the new age nomads, ibid, 19 Nov, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Filing away at the middle ranks, ibid, 26 Nov, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Beam me up a new type of human, ibid, 3 Dec, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Artificial life may find the meaning, ibid, 10 Dec, 96, p12
COCHRANE P The Electric Ant, EXE Software Developers Magazine, Vol 11/7 Dec 96, pp16 - 22.
GELL M & COCHRANE P Learning & Education in The Info Society, Ch 14, Info and Comms Techn - Visions Realities, OUP, 1996. pp 249 - 263
COCHRANE P The empirical strikes back, Connected@Telegraph, 17 Dec 96
COCHRANE P Why it’s better to work flat out, ibid 24 Dec, 96, p12
COCHRANE P Machines with minds? Why not? ibid 31 Dec, 96, p12

1997:

COCHRANE P Time to hang up, Mr Erlang, ibid 7 Jan, 97, p12
COCHRANE P New interfaces - chaos to come, FT, New Year Review - the shape of things to come, 9 Jan 97
COCHRANE P Seeing Things Differently, BT Talking Business, Winter 96
COCHRANE P What’s sex got to do with IT, Connected@Telegraph, 14 Jan 97
COCHRANE P Strange thing about strangers, ibid, 21 Jan 97, p12
COCHRANE P Beam me up - I really want to be mobile, Electronic Design, 6 Jan 97, pp88 - 92
COCHRANE P I’ve got me under my skin, Connected@Telegraph, 28 Jan 97
COCHRANE P Carbon copies or silicon originals? ibid 4 Feb 97, p12
COCHRANE P Total security is safe from us, ibid 11 Feb 97, p12
COCHRANE P Putting the net to Richter’s, ibid 18 Feb 97, p12
COCHRANE P A marriage of unlike minds, ibid 25 Feb 97, p12
COCHRANE P Just thinking ahead, ibid 4 March 97, p12
COCHRANE P Ignorance valued at our peril, ibid 11 March 97, p13
COCHRANE P Crash goes that smug grin, ibid 20 March 97, p13
COCHRANE P, PAYNE, R & MacDONALD, B From Kirk to Picard (Mobility Vision), Personal Tech’s, Springer-Verlag, Vol 1, Apr 97, pp6-10
GIBBINGS C, NEWSON D, HENNING I, BARNES J, PRATT D & COCHRANE P Super-highway-gridlock? BTEJ, Vol 15/4, Jan 97, p315
COCHRANE P pcochrane@btlabs, A Message From Martlesham, An Office You Wear, ibid, pp369 - 370
COCHRANE P I See & I Remember, Chap 1, The Internet in 3D - Info, Images; Interaction, Editors R Earnshaw & J Vince, Academic Press, 1997, pp3 - 17
COCHRANE P Sow in joy, reboot in tears, Connected@Telegraph, 28 March, 97, p12
COCHRANE P Some bits are more equal than others, ibid, 1 April, 97,p12
COCHRANE P Muted by bells & whistles, ibid, 8 April, 97, p12
COCHRANE P Where mind meets machine. ibid, 15 April, 97, p11
COCHRANE P Picture a world of fewer words. ibid, 22 April, 97, p11
COCHRANE P Reality simply doesn’t add up. ibid, 29 April, 97, p11
COCHRANE P Staying in the game, BT Talking Business, Spring 97, p17
COCHRANE P Dangerous dogs on the highway, Connected@Telegraph, 6 May 97
COCHRANE P Remote prospect for healthcare, ibid, 13 May 97, p11
COCHRANE P Is there an NC in your attic? ibid, 20 May 97, p11
COCHRANE P Dumb machines - more out than in! ibid 27 May 97, p11
COCHRANE P Chinese whispers in harness, ibid 3 June 97, p10
COCHRANE P Guess before you leap, ibid 10 June 97, p10
COCHRANE P Three click world, BTEJ, Vol 16/1, April 97, pp71-72
COCHRANE P Hard tests for soft children, Connected@Telegraph, 17 June 97, p10
COCHRANE P Had we but world enough time, ibid, 24 June 97, p10
COCHRANE P & LYONS M The 21st Century Company at Work, Chap 6, CBI Corporate Comms Handbook, Editors Foster & Jolly, Kogan Page, 1996
COCHRANE P Downside of the digital dream, Connected@Telegraph, 1 July 97, p10
COCHRANE P ND of the line for 3D metaphor, ibid, 8 July 97, p10
COCHRANE P Information choice & price, Focus Comms Engineering Mag, 32, April/May 97, p1
COCHRANE P No absolutes in a perfect world, Connected@Telegraph, 15 July 97, p11
COCHRANE P Never a poem as lovely as a tree, ibid, 22 July, 97, p11
COCHRANE P Who will then be a taxman, ibid, 29 July, 97, p11
COCHRANE P Broad shoulders but keep off, ibid, 5 August, 97, p11
COCHRANE P How to upgrade your stress, ibid, 12 August, 97, p11
COCHRANE P Innovate to Create, BT Talking Business, Summer 97, p16
COCHRANE P Towards the learned society, World Comms 97, ITU Americas Exhibition, Singapore 97, pp 8-9
COCHRANE P They Reckon, T3 Magazine, Sept 97, p17
COCHRANE P X Factor traps politics in past, Connected@Telegraph, 19 Aug 97, p11
COCHRANE P Go with the flow to beat time, ibid, 26 Aug 97, p11
COCHRANE P Quantum leap to future in a jar, ibid, 3 Sept 97, p11
COCHRANE P pcochrane@btlabs, A Message From Martlesham, The desert and the oasis, BTEJ, Vol 16/2, July 97, pp168-169
COCHRANE P The mismeasure of machines, Connected@Telegraph, 9 Sept 97
COCHRANE P Win or lose, war goes binary, ibid, 16 Sept 97, p11
COCHRANE P Fear of machines all in the mind, ibid, 23 Sept 97, p11
COCHRANE P The molecule is the message, ibid, 30 Sept 97, p11
COCHRANE P No handbooks - learn it manually, ibid, 7 Oct 97, p11
COCHRANE P Remember me to the future, ibid, 14 Oct 97
COCHRANE P Answer blowing in the wind, ibid, 21 Oct 97,p11
COCHRANE P Concrete sense for laptop design, ibid, 28 Oct 97,p11
COCHRANE P Banking beyond the museum, ibid, 4 Nov 97,p11
COCHRANE P There’s nothing to everything, ibid, 11 Nov 97,p11
COCHRANE P Beyond the limits of biology, ibid, 18 Nov 97,p11
COCHRANE P (Invited) From Copper To Glass - The Right Idea At The Right Time, The Computer Journal, OUP, Vol 40/1, 1997, pp1 - 11
COCHRANE P (Editor) Communications in the 21st Century, Special Issue of Proc IEEE, October 97
HENNING I, SIM S, GIBBINGS G, RUSSELL M & COCHRANE P A Testbed for the 21st Century, ibid, pp1572 - 1581
COCHRANE P Tips for Time Travellers, Orion Books, Nov 97 (Hard Back)
COCHRANE P Shopping for atoms & bits, Connected@Telegraph, 25 Nov 97
COCHRANE P Single spies or battalions, ibid, 2 Dec 97, p11
COCHRANE P Breaking the paper chain, BT Talking Business, Autumn 97, p9
COCHRANE P When machines break the law, Connected@Telegraph, 9 Dec 97
COCHRANE P Oh dear, oh dear, oh Dear Sir, ibid, 16 Dec 97, p11
COCHRANE P Little brother is growing, ibid, 23 Dec 97, p11
COCHRANE P Battle of the Babel bugs, ibid, 30 Dec 97, p11
COCHRANE P Banking a bit at a time, BTEJ, Vol 16, Oct 97, pp 197 - 200
COCHRANE P Do we have to die 100%, ibid, pp256 - 257

1998:

COCHRANE P Invisible OS in sight, Connected@Telegraph, 8 Jan 98, p11
COCHRANE P World dressed to sell, ibid, 15 Jan 98, p11
COCHRANE P Bits & Bullets, Defence & Security Review, Atalink Ltd, 98. p112 - 113
COCHRANE P A toy no longer, BTEJ, Vol 16/4, Jan 98, p 344
COCHRANE P Another hotel, another host, Connected@Telegraph, 22 Jan 98
COCHRANE P Now we can all be risk takers, ibid, 29 Jan 98, p11
COCHRANE P Machines behaving badly, ibid, 5 Feb 98, p11
COCHRANE P Writing off forgotten skills, ibid, 12 Feb 98, p10
COCHRANE P Seeing to the end of the fibre, ibid, 19 Feb 98, p10
COCHRANE P Machines on the march, ibid, 26 Feb, 98, p10
COCHRANE P Roll on, the daily me, ibid, 5 March 98,p10
COCHRANE P Pushing the technological envelope, Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (London) Jnl, 31, March 98, pp37 - 41
COCHRANE P & Winter C Biology, Computers, Sex & Sorting, Chapter 40, IT, Plant Pathology & Biodiversity, Editors Bridge, Jeffries, Morse, Scott, CAB International, 1998, pp451 - 463
COCHRANE P Life in the melting pot, Connected@Telegraph, 12 March 98
COCHRANE P Lop-sided bandwidth, ibid, 19 March 98, p11
COCHRANE P When standards are sub-standard, ibid, 26 March 98, p11
COCHRANE P Eyes & ears in the sky, ibid, 2 April 98, p11
COCHRANE P Most of my life will be waste, ibid, 9 April 98, p11
COCHRANE P Keeping in touch with real feeling, ibid, 16 April 98, p11
COCHRANE P Can healthcare cope with the California Syndrome? R4 Magazine, Vol 1/1, April 98. p43
COCHRANE P Nothing to lose but our chains, Connected@Telegraph, 23 April 98, p11
COCHRANE P Make that call after all, ibid, 30 April 98
COCHRANE P A light rein on friendly fire, ibid,7 May 98,p11
COCHRANE P Exponential Education, Using Education Effectively, (A guide to technology in the social sciences) Chapter 1, UCL Press, Editor Millsom Henry, 1998, p3
COCHRANE P Digital progress defeats fingers, Connected@Telegraph, 14 May 98
COCHRANE P A feeling for technology, ibid, 21 May 98, p10
COCHRANE P Don’t believe the scaremongers, ibid, 28 May 98, p10
COCHRANE P Natures nodes and networks, ibid, 4 June 98, p10
COCHRANE P Financial year - a taxing relic, ibid, 11 June 98, p10
COCHRANE P Everyone’s a closet relay, ibid, 18 June 98, p10
COCHRANE P Signal from the underground, ibid, 25 June 98, p10
COCHRANE P Time to change gear again, ibid, 2 July 98, p10
COCHRANE P When people demand power, ibid, 9 July 98, p10.
COCHRANE P Out of step on mindless march, ibid, 16 July 98, p10.
COCHRANE P Smart people, dumb companies, ibid, 23 July 98, p10
COCHRANE P Dying for digital posterity, ibid, 30 July 98, p10
COCHRANE P Millennium bug hype or horror, ibid, 6 August 98, p10
COCHRANE P It gets harder to go to war, ibid, 13 August 98, p10
COCHRANE P The sound and the fury of ignorance, ibid, 20 Aug 98,p10
COCHRANE P Power to the customer cartel, ibid, 27 August 98, p10
COCHRANE P Why it’s futile to fight change, ibid 3 Sept 98, p10
COCHRANE P Get off my screen, ibid, 10 Sept 98, p10
COCHRANE P Goodbye to the billing bill, ibid,17 Sept 98, p10
COCHRANE P Clear the decks, burn the CDs, ibid, 24 Sept 98, p10
COCHRANE P The end of retailing as we know it? Smart Retailing, Campden, for Anderson Consulting, 98
COCHRANE P Making light of photography, Telegraph, 1 Oct 98, p10.
COCHRANE P Why disc space is music to my ears, Telegraph, 8 Oct 98
COCHRANE P Taming the corporate cycle, connected@telegraph, 15Oct 98
COCHRANE P Sound future for the deaf, ibid, 22 Oct 98, p10
COCHRANE P Logging on forever, ibid, 27 Oct 98, p10
COCHRANE P Core & chore social classes, ibid, 5 Nov 98, p12
COCHRANE P Who needs expertise, ibid, 12 Nov 98, p12
COCHRANE P Adam Smith falling to bits, ibid, 19 Nov 98, p10
COCHRANE P Clever machines are no threat, ibid, 26 Nov 98, p10
COCHRANE P Disk space - the final frontier, ibid, 3 Dec 98, p 10
COCHRANE P Hi-tech lessons from a fruit fly, ibid, 10 Dec 98, p7
COCHRANE P Why the past is out of date, ibid, 17 Dec 98, p5
COCHRANE P New technology in the slow lane, ibid, 24 Dec 98, p10
COCHRANE P No excuse for being boring, ibid, 31 Dec 98, p5
COCHRANE P, HEATLEY D J T, WISELY D R, NEILD I Optical Wireless - The Story So Far, IEEE COMSOC Mag, Vol 36/12, Dec 98, p72 - 82

1999:

HEATLEY D J T, WISELY D R, NEILD I & COCHRANE P A Review of Optical Wireless, BTEJ, Vol 17/4, Jan 99, pp 251-261
COCHRANE P Time is on the cyborg’s side, connected@telegraph, 7 Jan 99
COCHRANE P Your child’s new friend, ibid, 14 Jan 99, p10
COCHRANE P Reorganising non-stop, ibid, 21 Jan 99, p10
COCHRANE P Fresh air or codes for sale, ibid, 28 Jan 99, p10
COCHRANE P Making a splash in 24 hours, ibid, 4 Feb 99, p10
COCHRANE P The net threat to pirates & profit, ibid, 11 Feb 99, p11
COCHRANE P Think creatively about content, ibid, 18 Feb 99, p11
COCHRANE P Ignorance is a threat, ibid, 25 Feb 99, p11
COCHRANE P Costs realigned for nothing, ibid, 4 March 99, p10
COCHRANE P Cutting out the middle-men, ibid, 11 March 99, p10
COCHRANE P A walk in the red web district, ibid, 18 March 99, p10
COCHRANE P Hubble bubble hype & panic, ibid, 25 March 99, p10.
COCHRANE P 24 hour society, connected@telegraph, 31 March 99
COCHRANE P Farewell to the fractal net, ibid, 1 Apr 99 p10
COCHRANE P US lessons in high-tech teaching, ibid, 8 April 99, p10
COCHRANE P Light at the end of the windows tunnel, ibid, 15 Apr 99, p10
COCHRANE P No IT - No Life, BTEJ, Vol 18, p68-69, April 99
COCHRANE P Fingers in many pies, connected@telegraph, 22 April 99, p10
COCHRANE P Economists from another planet, ibid, 29 April 99, p10
COCHRANE P Stop carping & seize the day, ibid, 6 May 99, p10
COCHRANE P Don’t miss the next trick, ibid, 13 May 99, p10
COCHRANE P The emperor’s new database, ibid, 27 May 99, p10
COCHRANE P The Global Grid of Chaos, Section 3, p73, Masters of the Wired World, FT/Pitman Publishing, Anne Leer Editor, 1999
COCHRANE P LEOs lack bandwidth, connected@telegraph, 3 June 99, p10
COCHRANE P A wearable on every wrist, ibid, 10 June 99, p10
COCHRANE P It’s tea time .com - back later, ibid, 17 June 99, p10
COCHRANE P What is the future of man, woman & machine? (Text of the 2dd KPMG Cantor Lecture) RSA Jnl, 2/4, 1999
COCHRANE P Tube that filled a vacuum, connected@telegraph, 24 June 99
COCHRANE P Vacuum tube paved super-highway, USA Today, 26 June 99
COCHRANE P Hubble, bubble, panic, Science & Public Affairs, June 99, p5
COCHRANE P The humanoid condition, Context Magazine, July/August, p74-75
COCHRANE P No escape from mobile phones, connected@telegraph, 1 July 99
COCHRANE P Steal a leaf from the pirate’s book, ibid, 8 July 99
COCHRANE P Speech to text? Word fail me, ibid, 15 Jul 99
COCHRANE P Tapping into the power of many, ibid, 22 July 99, p10
COCHRANE P Bandwidth today or jam tomorrow, ibid, 29 July 99, p10
COCHRANE P Typing pool shows the way, ibid, 5 Aug 99, p10
COCHRANE P When Experience Becomes a Drag, ibid, 12 Aug 99, p10
COCHRANE P Carbon - Silicon Convergence, Forbes Magazine, August 99
COCHRANE P A swell time with e-medicine, Connected@Telegraph, 19 Aug 99
COCHRANE P Laptop showers, ibid, 26 Aug 99, p10
COCHRANE P Background processing, ibid, 2 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P A word with Dr Johnson, ibid, 9 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Ignorance is killing us, ibid, 16 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Relationships can be complex. ibid, 23 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Computers on wheels, roll on, ibid, 30 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Lessons in learning online, ibid, 7 Oct 99, p10
COCHRANE P Understanding people, ibid, 14 Oct 99, p11
COCHRANE P Tricorder on the horizon bones, ibid, 21 Oct 99, p10
COCHRANE P If nets don’t live, they die, Weekly Diamond, Japan, 16 Oct 99
COCHRANE P Fingers in many pies, Intelligence Magazine, Vol 5/9,p20
COCHRANE P Message from Martlesham, British Telecommunications Engineering, Vol.18, Oct 99, p 222/223
COCHRANE P Press the button & hit return, connected@telegraph, 28 Oct99
COCHRANE P Risky free-for-all in company time, ibid, 4 Nov 99, p10
COCHRANE P Computing for a richer life, ibid, 11 Nov 99, p11
COCHRANE P Networked Economy, Parliamentary Information Technology Committee Jnl, Vol 18/1, Autumn 99, p227
COCHRANE P From Atoms to Bits, Inside Careers, BCS; Cambridge Market Intelligence, Autumn 99, pp30 - 32
COCHRANE P Axon dendrite questions? connected@telegraph, 18 Nov 99, p10
COCHRANE P Waking up with a start, ibid, 25 Nov 99, p10
COCHRANE P Internet time will set us free, ibid, 2 Dec 99, p10
COCHRANE P A future of man, woman, & machine, Yukom Medien Dec 99
COCHRANE P Just do it - the new Britons, connected@telegraph, 9 Dec 99
COCHRANE P Stocking up with hi-tech wishes, ibid, 16 Dec 99, p10
COCHRANE P Radio will make us all parasites, ibid, 23 Dec 99, p10
COCHRANE P Memories to dear to bear, connected@telegraph, 20 May 99
COCHRANE P The emperor’s new database, ibid, 27 May 99,p10
COCHRANE P Technology’s finally putting paid to paper, Professional Manager, May 2000, p 14/15
COCHRANE P PC or TV, BTEJ, Vol 1, Part 2, April - June 2000, p69
COCHRANE P Dear old LEOs lack bandwidth, connected@telegraph, 3 June 99
COCHRANE P A wearable on each wrist, ibid, 10 June 99, p10
COCHRANE P It’s tea time.com - back later, ibid, 17 June 99, p10
COCHRANE P Tube that filled the vacuum, ibid, 24 June 99, p10
COCHRANE P No Tube - No Transistors - No Life, USA Today, 26 June 99
COCHRANE P No escape from mobile bores, connected@telegraph, 1 July
COCHRANE P Steal a leaf from the pirate’s book, ibid, 8 July 99, p10
COCHRANE P Speech to text - words fail me, ibid, 15 July 99, p10
COCHRANE P Tapping into the power of many, ibid, 22 July 99, p10
COCHRANE P Bandwidth today or Jam tomorrow, ibid, 29 July 99, p10
COCHRANE P Typing pool shows the way, connected@telegraph, 5 Aug 99
COCHRANE P When experience becomes a drag, ibid, 12 Aug 99, p10
COCHRANE P A swell time with e-medicine, ibid, 19 Aug 99, p10
COCHRANE P Laptop showers; don’t try at home, ibid, 26 Aug 99, p10
COCHRANE P Background processing, ibid, 2 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P A word with Dr Johnson, ibid, 9 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Ignorance is killing us, ibid, 16 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Relationships can be complex, ibid, 23 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Computers on wheels, roll on, ibid, 30 Sept 99, p10
COCHRANE P Lessons in learning online, ibid, 7 Oct 99, p10
COCHRANE P Understanding People, ibid, 14 Oct 99, p10
COCHRANE P Tricorders on the horizon Bones, ibid, 21 Oct 99, p10
COCHRANE P Press the button & hit return, ibid, 28 Oct 99, p10
COCHRANE P Risk free-for-all in company time, ibid, 4 Nov 99, p10
COCHRANE P Computing for a richer life, ibid, 11 Nov 99, p10
COCHRANE P Axon-dendrite questions? ibid, 18 Nov 99, p10
COCHRANE P Waking up with a start, ibid, 25 Nov 99, p10
COCHRANE P Internet time will set us free, ibid, 2 Dec 99, p10
COCHRANE P Just do it - the new Britons, ibid, 9 Dec 99, p10
COCHRANE P Stocking up with hi-tech wishes, ibid, 16 Dec 99, p10
COCHRANE P Radio will make us all parasites, ibid, 23 Dec 99, p10
COCHRANE P PC or TV? Evening Post London 24 December 99

2000:

COCHRANE P New technology, horizons & attitudes, Weekly Diamond, Japan, 22 March 00
COCHRANE P Corbo-Silicon Convergence, Weekly Diamond Japan, 18 April 00
COCHRANE P Head to Head, Sovereign Magazine, Spring 2000, pp 56 - 57
COCHRANE P Freedom will keep us in our place, ibid, 6 Jan 00, p10
COCHRANE P Die if you don’t, die if you do, ibid, 13 Jan 00, p10
COCHRANE P HEATLEY,D J T, & PEARSON I D Who Cares? BTTJ Millennium Edition - Interactive Multi-Media Journal, Vol18/1 Jan 2000, p105
COCHRANE P Future Tech, T3, January 2000, p 86
COCHRANE P Now it’s your turn, connected@telegraph, 20 Jan 00, p10
COCHRANE P Goodnight Vienna as MP3 flowers, ibid, 27 Jan 00, p10
COCHRANE P Get online, the journal is dead, ibid, 3 Feb 00, p10
COCHRANE P Bricks in an unreal city, ibid, 10 Feb 00, p10
COCHRANE P True Productivity found at home, ibid, 17 Feb 00, p10
COCHRANE P Be cruel to be kind, ibid, 24 Feb 00, p10
COCHRANE P From cow horns to implants, One in Seven Magazine, RNID, Feb/March 2000, pp14 - 15
COCHRANE P Powering down to quantum level, connected@telegraph, 2 Mar00
COCHRANE P On average the price is too high, ibid, 9 March 00, p10
COCHRANE P Tapping into company brains, ibid, 16 March 00, p10
COCHRANE P Light strings words together, ibid, 23 March 00, p10
COCHRANE P Time to get started, Business Age, July/August 2000, p 17
COCHRANE P Star Trek, Viewpoint, Insight, Summer 2000, p5
COCHRANE P 3G to be sidelined? BTEJ 2/2 April - June 2000
COCHRANE P Freedom will keep us in our place, Connected@Telegraph, 6 Jan 00 p10
COCHRANE P Die if you don’t, die if you do, ibid, 13 Jan 00 p10
COCHRANE P Now it’s your turn, ibid, 20 Jan 00 p10
COCHRANE P Goodnight Vienna as MP3 flowers, ibid, 27 Jan 00 p10
COCHRANE P Get on-line, the journal is dead, ibid, 3 Feb 00 p10
COCHRANE P Bricks in an unreal city, ibid, 10 Feb 00 p10
COCHRANE P True productivity found at home, ibid, 17 Feb 00 p10
COCHRANE P Be cruel to be kind, ibid, 24 Feb 00 p10
COCHRANE P Powering down to quantum level, ibid, 2 March 00 p10
COCHRANE P On average the price is too high, ibid, 9 March 00 p10
COCHRANE P Tapping into company brains, ibid,16 March 00 p10
COCHRANE P Light strings words together, ibid,23 March 00 p10
COCHRANE P The whispering molecules, ibid, 30 March 00 p10
COCHRANE P Bandwidth & brandwidth, ibid, 6 April 00 p10
COCHRANE P Keeping ahead of the wave, ibid,13 April 00 p10
COCHRANE P A world too fast to be controlled, ibid, 20 April 00 p10
COCHRANE P Exploring the depths, ibid, 27 April 00 p10
COCHRANE P Convergence? Not in your life, ibid, 4 May 00 p10
COCHRANE P Just DO IT has become battle cry, ibid, 11 May 00 p10
COCHRANE P Strange that some people make, ibid, 18 May 00 p10
COCHRANE P Get the details right first, ibid, 25 May 00 p10
COCHRANE P Quantity not quality, ibid, 1 June 00 p10
COCHRANE P Being on-line exposes us, ibid, 8 June 00 p10
COCHRANE P Without GM we would be dead, ibid, 15 June 00 p10
COCHRANE P Fast, constant, on-line connection, ibid, 22 June 00 p1
COCHRANE P Habits of our peculiar species, ibid, 29 June 00 p10
COCHRANE P 100 years ago education - adequate, ibid, 6 July 00p10
COCHRANE P Silicon Valley investment, ibid, 13 July 00 p10
COCHRANE P My children suffer my preferences, ibid, 27 July 00 p10
COCHRANE P DVD controls are not the answer, ibid, 10 Aug 00 p10
COCHRANE P It is important we take simple route, ibid, 24 Aug 00 p
COCHRANE P Why charge for something trivial, ibid, 7 Sept 00 p10
COCHRANE P Why pay for an encyclopedia? ibid, 21 Sept 00 p10
COCHRANE P Organised chaos, ibid, 5 Oct 00.p10
COCHRANE P The world on the streets, ibid, 19 Oct 00 p10
COCHRANE P PC or TV, The BTE Jnl, Volume 1, Part 4, Oct-Dec 2000 p69
COCHRANE P Taking stock, Connected@Telegraph, 2 Nov 00 p10
COCHRANE P Dodging demographics, ibid, 16 Nov 00 p10
COCHRANE P Dotcom Death, View Point, Insight, Autumn 2000 p5
COCHRANE P Leaving BT, XXXXXX 30 Nov 00
COCHRANE P New order, Connected@Telegraph, 30 Nov 00 p10
COCHRANE P In it for the money, ibid, 14 Dec 00 p10
COCHRANE P A Lawless Web, International Telecoms Quarterly, Dec 2000
COCHRANE P On the move, The Sunday Post, London, 24 Dec 00

2001:

COCHRANE P Napster - just the beginning? BTEJ 2/1 Jan - March 01
COCHRANE P Making a speech, Connected@Telegraph, 4 Jan 01 p10
COCHRANE P They’ll be watching you, ibid, 18 Jan 01 p10
COCHRANE P The next big crisis is looming, ibid, 1 Feb 01 p10
COCHRANE P Money down the drain, ibid, 15 Feb 01 p10
COCHRANE P Freedom or taking liberty? Insight, February 2001 p4
COCHRANE P The death of corporate R & D Infoconomist Magazine, www.infoconomy.com, March 01
COCHRANE P 3G to be sidelined? BTEJ 2/2 April - June 01
COCHRANE P Show us the money, Connected@Telegraph, 1 March 01 p10
COCHRANE P Wasting time, ibid, 15 March 01 p10
COCHRANE P The hard sell, ibid, 29 March 01 p10
COCHRANE P Reading minds, ibid, 12 April 01 p10
COCHRANE P Electronically stored paper, ibid, 26 April 01 p10
COCHRANE P 3G to be sidelined? The Sentaku, Japan, April 01
COCHRANE P The new age of Porno, Connected@Telegraph, 10 May 01 p10
COCHRANE P The great telephone connection? ibid, 24 May 01 p10
COCHRANE P Band-Aid solution to bandwidth headache, ibid, 7 June 01 p10
COCHRANE P Wearables, Wherables. Wearables, The Journal of the Communications Network, Vol 1/1, April-June 2001 p124
COCHRANE P Peer to peer, ibid, 21 June 01 p10
COCHRANE P Ramblers need not apply, ibid, 5 July 01 p10
COCHRANE P 3G dead or alive? The Nikkei Business Daily, 17 July 01 p3
COCHRANE P The great reboot of the 21st Century, Connected@Telegraph, 19 July 01 p10
COCHRANE P Tired cash till wasting time, ibid, 2 Aug 01 p10
COCHRANE P Back to being bandwidth deprived, ibid, 16 Aug 01 p10
COCHRANE P Street power wiring, ibid, 30 Aug 01 p10
COCHRANE P The success of CDs & DVDs, ibid, 13 Sept 01 p10
COCHRANE P Thinking it through, ibid, 28 Sept 01 p10
COCHRANE P Radio signal boom, ibid, 11 Oct 01 p10
COCHRANE P Life begins at 100Mbit/s, Billing Magazine, Oct 01 pp 17-20
COCHRANE P Are you backed up? Connected@Telegraph, 25 Oct 01 p10
COCHRANE P A warning for the music industry CDs ibid, 8 Nov 01 p10
COCHRANE P Doing IT! BTE jnl, Vol1, Pt 4, Oct - Dec 2001 p67

2002:

COCHRANE P Intelligence & Life - Real or Artificial? LOOP - Diamond Link Mag Japan, Jan 02
COCHRANE P New World Net Scenarios, pp37 - 40. Ultimate Telecom Futures: Broadband Multi-Service Nets Edit: S McClelland. Horizon House,, Jan 2002
COCHRANE P Wearables, Whereables, Wereables. LOOP - Diamond Link Mag Japan, Feb 02
COCHRANE P NotGettingIT.com, The BTE Jnl, Vol 3, Part 1, Jan - Mar 2002 p88
COCHRANE P It’s our brains that lack bandwidth, silicon.com, 4 July 02
COCHRANE P Where am I coming from? silicon.com 11 July 02
COCHRANE P Don¹t make life harder than it is, ibid 11 July 02
COCHRANE P Being a squirrel, ibid 18 July 02
COCHRANE P Butterfly wings, ibid 25 July 02
COCHRANE P The 3G chasm - deeper than we thought, ibid 1 Aug 02
COCHRANE P Exponential growth - so misunderstood, ibid 8 Aug 02
COCHRANE P The blue sack, ibid 15 Aug 02
COCHRANE P 3G - now is the time to give up, ibid 21 Aug 02
COCHRANE P Screen test, ibid 29 Aug 02
COCHRANE P Stupidity on an industrial scale,ibid 29 Aug 02
COCHRANE P Chips in everything, ibid 5 September 02
COCHRANE P Your communication compromise, ibid 18 September 02
COCHRANE P Uncontrollable bits, ibid 26 Sept 02
COCHRANE P Scales of grey, ibid 03 Oct 02
COCHRANE P Who’d be a copyright lawyer? Not me… ,ibid 10 Oct 02
COCHRANE P Education that doesn’t fit, ibid 17 Oct 02
COCHRANE P Who goes there? ibid 24 Oct 02
COCHRANE P How many mobile phones do you need? ibid31 Oct 02
COCHRANE P Summits, models and machines, ibid07 Nov 02
COCHRANE P Software Licensing - Time To Get Angry, ibid14 Nov 02
COCHRANE P Cochrane’s Law, ibid 21 Nov 02
COCHRANE P G Force in a Rugged World, ibid 28 Nov 02
COCHRANE P Crippling the WWW - do we need net Police? ibid5 Dec 02
COCHRANE P Technology fatigue - Moore¹s Wall?, ibid 12 Dec 02
COCHRANE P Science & belief, ibid 19 Dec 02

2003:

COCHRANE P Christmas shopping, silicon.com - 2 Jan 03
COCHRANE P Oil Crisis of 2003, silicon.com- 9 Jan 03
COCHRANE P Wireless everything, silicon.com - 16 Jan 03
COCHRANE P Save Everything, silicon.com - 23 Jan 03
COCHRANE P No market savvy, silicon.com - 30 Jan 03
COCHRANE P Shopping protocol, silicon.com - 5 Feb 03
COCHRANE P Insecure thinking silicon.com - 12 Feb 03
COCHRANE P Counterintuitive networks, silicon.com - 19 Feb 03
COCHRANE P Salesmanship - or a lack of it, silicon.com - 26 Feb 03
COCHRANE P The technology business, BA Business Magazine - Mar 03
COCHRANE P Invisible revolution, silicon.com 5 March 03
COCHRANE P Reliability & downtime, silicon.com - 12 Mar 03
COCHRANE P Another management gaffes, silicon.com - 19 Mar 03
COCHRANE P The cyborgs are here, silicon.com - 2 Apr 03
COCHRANE P Think different - think non-linear, silicon.com - 9 Apr 03
COCHRANE P Intelligent Machines, silicon.com - 17 Apr 03
COCHRANE P Short-termism, silicon.com - 24 Apr 03
COCHRANE P Web realities, silicon.com - 1 May 03
COCHRANE P Wearables, silicon.com - 8 May 03
COCHRANE P Circuit or packet, clean or dirty, silicon.com - 14 May 03
COCHRANE P Porn of no porn, silicon.com - 21 May 03
COCHRANE P Right technology for the right job, silicon.com - 29 May 03
COCHRANE P All seeing technology, silicon.com - 6 Jun 03
COCHRANE P Not so wonderful spam, silicon.com - 21 Jun 03
COCHRANE P WiFi on the fly, silicon.com - 19 Jun 03
COCHRANE P DIY networking, DIY v DIFM silicon.com - 26 Jun 03
COCHRANE P Nature and engineering, silicon.com - 3 Jul 03
COCHRANE P My life bits, silicon.com - 10 Jul 03
COCHRANE P Trusting people & self organisation, silicon.com - 17 Jul
COCHRANE P Medical records, silicon.com - 17 Jul 03
COCHRANE P Network power, silicon.com - 31 Jul 03
COCHRANE P My top ten IT myths, silicon.com - 1 Aug 03
COCHRANE P NanoTechnolgy & grey goo, silicon.com - 7 Aug 03
COCHRANE P Death by 1M tracks, silicon.com - 14 Aug 03
COCHRANE P Six Degrees And Supernodes, silicon.com - 21 Aug 03
COCHRANE P The Ups And Downs Of Power, silicon.com - 03 Sept 03
COCHRANE P 24 hours in 2020, silicon.com - 11 Sept 03
COCHRANE P Mobile Guesses, silicon.com - 17 Sept 03
COCHRANE P Crash, Crash, Crash, silicon.com - 25 Sept 03
COCHRANE P Telecoms On The Cusp ITU Telecom World 2003 Newspaper - Sun 12 Oct 03
COCHRANE P From R&d to r&D European Business Forum, Issue 16 (pp19-21) - Winter 03/04
COCHRANE P Logistics On The Move, silicon.com - 16 Oct 03
COCHRANE P Net Antibodies, silicon.com - 30 Oct 03
COCHRANE P Wi-Fi Versus Soap And Towels, silicon.com - 13 Nov 03
COCHRANE P Holistic Security, silicon.com - 26 Nov 03
COCHRANE P MP3 Shoplifting, silicon.com- 03 Dec 03
COCHRANE P A Christmas wish list, silicon.com - 17 Dec 03

2004:

COCHRANE P Business Transformation, silicon.com - 14 Jan 04
COCHRANE P Blind Purchases, silicon.com - 28 Jan 04
COCHRANE P Discounting Technology Saab Magazine, (pp41-43) - Feb/Mar 04
COCHRANE P Analogue or Digital? silicon.com - 12 Feb 04
COCHRANE P All The World In Your Shirt Pocket, silicon.com - 26 Feb 04
COCHRANE P Fractal Stupidity, silicon.com - 11 Mar 04
COCHRANE P Outsourcing And Offshoring, silicon.com - 25 Mar 04
COCHRANE P What Superhighway? silicon.com - 8 Apr 04
COCHRANE P Hype and Skype silicon.com - 21 Apr 04
COCHRANE P Are IT Departments Doomed? silicon.com- 06 May 04
COCHRANE P The Ever-Evolving Virus, silicon.com - 20 May 04
COCHRANE P Free Net Access For All, silicon.com - 17 Jun 04
COCHRANE P Upside-Down Security, silicon.com - 1 Jul 04
COCHRANE P Mobile Myth Busting, wsilicon.com - 12 Aug 04
COCHRANE P Six Degrees And Super Nodes, silicon.com - 26 Aug 04
COCHRANE P VoIP Spam - It’s Coming, silicon.com 9 Sept 04
COCHRANE P Quantum Wells And Problem Solving, silicon.com - 23 Sept 04
COCHRANE P God For A Day, silicon.com - 7 Oct 04
COCHRANE P A Sea Of Bits, silicon.com- 20 Oct 04
COCHRANE P Mobile Folly, silicon.com - 4- Nov 04
COCHRANE P The State Of Broadband, silicon.com- 18 Nov 04
COCHRANE P Why Do We Still Travel? silicon.com- 2 Dec 04
COCHRANE P Looking Back From 2020, silicon.com - 16 Dec 04

2005:

COCHRANE P Life As A Tech-Nomad, silicon.com - 6 Jan 05
COCHRANE P Why Does Technology Fail? silicon.com - 21 Jan 05
COCHRANE P The Large And Small Of IT, silicon.com - 03 Feb 05
COCHRANE P VoIP Wins, silicon.com - 17 Feb 05
COCHRANE P Can education be saved? silicon.com- 10 Mar 05
COCHRANE P Valley Lessons, silicon.com - 31 Mar 05
COCHRANE P Formula For Project Failure, silicon.com - 17 Mar 05
COCHRANE P Am I Uncool? silicon.com - 13 Apr 05
COCHRANE P Abrupt Change, silicon.com - 20 Apr 05
COCHRANE P Customer needs…, silicon.com - 22 Apr 05
COCHRANE P Customer needs, part 2, silicon.com - 29 Apr 05
COCHRANE P Accelerating Society, silicon.com - 13 May 05
COCHRANE P Continual Reorganisation, silicon.com - 26 May 05
COCHRANE P Don’t Hold Your Breath For 3G, silicon.com - 02 Jun 05
COCHRANE P My run-in with the IT ‘SS’, silicon.com - 09 Jun 05
COCHRANE P Wireless access - the US v Europe, silicon.com - 13 Jun 05
COCHRANE P Thanks for the memory, silicon.com - 24 Jun 05
COCHRANE P How I fought off a DoS attack, silicon.com - 30 Jun 05
COCHRANE P Thank Goodness Hardware Doesn’t Last Forever, silicon.com - 1 Jul 05
COCHRANE P Hollywood’s Real Threat, silicon.com - 7 Jul 05
COCHRANE P 7/7 Shows We Need More Networks, silicon.com - 07 Jul 05
COCHRANE P Hollywood’s Real Threat, silicon.com - 07 Jul 05
COCHRANE P Are we heading towards a new dark age? silicon.com - 14 Jul 05
COCHRANE P Start-ups And Gold Miners, silicon.com - 20 Jul 05
COCHRANE P The Power of Wi-Fi, silicon.com - 28 Jul 05
COCHRANE P Borrowing Wi-Fi is not a crime, silicon.com - 01 Aug 05
COCHRANE P I’m toast, silicon.com - 11 Aug 05
COCHRANE P School’s out, silicon.com - 22 Aug 05
COCHRANE P My digital camera feature request, silicon.com - 30 Aug 05
COCHRANE P WiFi in the USA silicon.com - 9 Sept 05
COCHRANE P Information the way it should be, silicon.com - 12 Sept 05
COCHRANE P Bottom-Up Wins, Top-Down Loses! silicon.com - 12 Sept 2005
COCHRANE P Banking On New Technology silicon.com - 12th Sept 2005
COCHRANE P Travelling ultra-light, silicon.com - 27 Sept 05
COCHRANE P The Search For Spectrum, silicon.com - 10 Oct 05
COCHRANE P The UK’s A Broadband Leader. Really? silicon.com - 17 Oct 05
COCHRANE P No More Dial-Up? silicon.com - 19 Oct 05
COCHRANE P 3G disappointment, silicon.com - 4 Nov 05
COCHRANE P How many keystrokes does it take to buy coffee? silicon.com - 9 Nov 05
COCHRANE P Hardware Hackers Are Back, silicon.com - 16 Nov 05
COCHRANE P GPS Changes Everything, silicon.com - 28 Nov 05
COCHRANE P RFID and Flight Security, silicon.com - 1 Dec 05
COCHRANE P Lab On A Laptop, silicon.com - 8 Dec 05
COCHRANE P Online Shopping Spree, silicon.com - 16 Dec 05

2006:

COCHRANE P Heavyweight Delete, silicon.com - 3 Jan 06
COCHRANE P Goodbye VHS, silicon.com - 3 Jan 06
COCHRANE P Parking Fiasco, silicon.com- 10 Jan 06
COCHRANE P Kids Today, silicon.com - 20 Jan 06
COCHRANE P The MP3 Wars, part 2, silicon.com - 27 Jan 06
COCHRANE P Start-up failures, silicon.com - 8 Feb 06
COCHRANE P NDAs are worthless, silicon.com- 22 Feb 06
COCHRANE P Jammers Not Listeners, silicon.com - 28 Feb 06
COCHRANE P Snooping on a BlackBerry Fool, silicon.com - 6 Mar 06
COCHRANE P Smart But Not Corporate, silicon.com - 17 Mar 06
COCHRANE P Remember When Flying was Fun? silicon.com - 27 Mar 06
COCHRANE P Wi-fi Activism, silicon.com - 29 Mar 06
COCHRANE P A Crash-Free Life? silicon.com - 20 Apr 06
COCHRANE P Travel pains, silicon.com- 24 Apr 06
COCHRANE P Security and ‘toilet paper’, silicon.com- 28 Apr 06
COCHRANE P Metrics overload, silicon.com - 2 May 06
COCHRANE P More wireless equals more wires, silicon.com - 4 May 06
COCHRANE P The GDP threat, silicon.com - 5 May 06
COCHRANE P My guide to finding wi-fi, silicon.com - 10 May 06
COCHRANE P Freedom, silicon.com - 15 May 06
COCHRANE P Press and wai, silicon.com - 18 May 06
COCHRANE P Education on the fly, silicon.com - 24 May 06
COCHRANE P Telecoms - get creative, silicon.com - 12 Jun 06
COCHRANE P Man vs machine - who’s smarter? silicon.com - 19 Jun 06
COCHRANE P Viagra for the brain, silicon.com - 20 Jun 06
COCHRANE P Scam repeats, silicon.com - 22 Jun 06
COCHRANE P No email, no banking, silicon.com - 3 Jul 06
COCHRANE P Fat cat telcos are killing the net, silicon.com - 7 Jul 06
COCHRANE P SMEs rule the world, silicon.com - 10 July 06
COCHRANE P Good-bye Cds, silicon.com - 14 July 06
COCHRANE P China, 23 years on, silicon.com - 17 July 06
COCHRANE P China’s a zero-sum game, silicon.com - 18 July 06
COCHRANE P China’s education in transition, silicon.com - 19 July 06
COCHRANE P Yes, China is different, silicon.com - 7 Aug 06
COCHRANE P School’s out - so watch out, silicon.com - 21 Aug 06
COCHRANE P Flight frustrations, silicon.com - 22 Aug 06
COCHRANE P Searching for wi-fi in Norwich, silicon.com - 30 Aug 06
COCHRANE P Laptop Error, silicon.com - 4 Sept 06
COCHRANE P A 4G future, silicon.com - 5 Sept 06
COCHRANE P High-speed Korea, silicon.com - 6 Sept 06
COCHRANE P No more copper - fibre rules, silicon.com - 7 Sept 06
COCHRANE P Airport security frustrations, silicon.com - 14 Sept 06
COCHRANE P Net Neutrality or Suicide? Volume 96, Number 10, Proceedings of the IEEE, Oct 06
COCHRANE P Poking CIOs with a stick, silicon.com - 2 Oct 06
COCHRANE P Finding wi-fi in the unlikeliest of places, silicon.com - 12 Oct 06
COCHRANE P What are the risks? silicon.com - 16 Oct 06
COCHRANE P Conference freebies, silicon.com - 27 Oct 06
COCHRANE P Digital divide? What digital divide? silicon.com - 14 Nov 06
COCHRANE P Is there nothing new in IT? silicon.com - 20 Nov 06
COCHRANE P My productivity has peaked, silicon.com - 27 Nov 06
COCHRANE P A crack in the wi-fi stupidity dam?,silicon.com - 05 Dec 06
COCHRANE P Communications - the next decade, Chapter for Ofcom Book. With E Richards, RFoster, T Kiedrowski - 13 Dec 06
COCHRANE P A piglet, a sausage and a grinder, silicon.com 13 Dec 2006
COCHRANE P My Christmas wish list, silicon.com - 20 Dec 06

2007:

COCHRANE P Getting lost with GPS, silicon.com - 2 Jan 07 07
COCHRANE P Wi-fi really is everywhere, silicon.com - 10 Jan 07
COCHRANE P Recycling is rubbish, silicon.com - 23 Jan 07
COCHRANE P Report from spam hell, silicon.com - 19 Jan 07
COCHRANE P Banking Fraud - we need the will to stop it, FT Digital Business, page 2 - 14 March 2007
COCHRANE P Close encounters of the mobile kind, silicon.com - 27 Feb 07
COCHRANE P Qubits Rule? silicon.com, - 1 Mar 07
COCHRANE P No locks? silicon.com - 15 Mar 07
COCHRANE P Cutting online fraud - Talking point letter Computing co.uk - 22 March 07
COCHRANE P VoIP reality check, silicon.com - 26 Mar 07
COCHRANE P Where are all the young professionals? silicon.com - 29 Mar 07
COCHRANE P Security twitch, silicon.com - 11 Apr 07
COCHRANE P Heathrow’s iris scan failure, silicon.com - 18 Apr 07
COCHRANE P Is Web 2.0 doomed to fail? silicon.com - 23 Apr 07
COCHRANE P My changing TV habits, silicon.com - 30 Apr 07
COCHRANE P NGNs - real or imaginary? silicon.com, 2 May 07
COCHRANE P The power of the analogy - or not, silicon.com - 9 May 2007
COCHRANE P Personal View, China’s reverse brain-drain, Financial Times - 9 May 07
COCHRANE P When will the net become intelligent? silicon.com - 22 May 07
COCHRANE P Toilet talk, silicon.com - 24 May 07
COCHRANE P Wi-fi radiation scare, silicon.com - 29 May 07
COCHRANE P How we’ll beat road pricing, silicon.com - 12 June 07
COCHRANE P Are we destined to repeat history? silicon.com - 13 June 07
COCHRANE P Can I find you? wsilicon.com 21 June 07
COCHRANE P Digital Identity Management: Tech Business and Social Implications, forward - 9 July 07
COCHRANE P Moving office, silicon.com - 11 July 07
COCHRANE P How I boosted my mobile signal, silicon.com - 18 July 07
COCHRANE P Know-nothing managers, silicon.com - 20 August 07
COCHRANE P Damn metrics, silicon.comm - 28 August 07
COCHRANE P Media wars, silicon.com - 31 August 07
COCHRANE P Don’t mess with mobile users, silicon.com - 7 September 07
COCHRANE P Social networks, silicon.com - 18 September 07
COCHRANE P Unfair fallout, silicon.com - 20 September 07
COCHRANE P No risk, no progress silicon.com - 3 October 07
COCHRANE P Animated statistics silicon.com - 12 October 07
COCHRANE P The last CD silicon.com - 25 October 07
COCHRANE P Generation X silicon.com - 29 October 07
COCHRANE P Blind security silicon.com - 12 November 07
COCHRANE P Changing tech values silicon.com - 22 November 07
COCHRANE P Net education silicon.com - 6 December 07
COCHRANE P Wireless jammers galore silicon.com - 12 December 07
COCHRANE P Christmas wish list silicon.com - 20 December 07

2008:

COCHRANE P Resolution for 2008 silicon.com - 3 January 08
COCHRANE P Aerial bombardment silicon.com - 7 January 08
COCHRANE P Trying to explain silicon.com - 14 January 08
COCHRANE P Getting thinner fast silicon.com - 28 January 08
COCHRANE P Mobile users break free silicon.com - 5 February 08
COCHRANE P Locked in at the bank silicon.com - 7 February 08
COCHRANE P Tech history repeats itself silicon.com - 25 February 08
COCHRANE P Protestors clueless on wireless health risks silicon.com - 4 March 08
COCHRANE P DVD format wars silicon.com - 17 March 2008
COCHRANE P The one-box generation silicon.com - 26 March 2008
COCHRANE P Searching for the truth silicon.com - 31 March 08
COCHRANE P Eating your own dog food silicon.com - 14 April 08
COCHRANE P Instant delays silicon.com - 16 April 08
COCHRANE P Airport insecurity silicon.com - 29 April 08
COCHRANE P A petabyte before I die… silicon.com - 14 May 08
COCHRANE P Energy shortages loom silicon.com - 16 May 08
COCHRANE P Warped perceptions silicon.com - 28 May 08
COCHRANE P Healthy mobility silicon.com - 10 June 08
COCHRANE P Wireless jelly silicon.com - 13 June 08
COCHRANE P Security scare silicon.com - 18 June 08
COCHRANE P Power outrage silicon.com - 30 June 08
COCHRANE P Digital Wireless - Regulation & Control Free? Point of View, Proc IEEE, Vol 96, No. 7 - July 08
COCHRANE P Is convergence fiction? silicon.com - 2 July 08
COCHRANE P Quality by design silicon.com - 9 July 08
COCHRANE P Out of range? silicon.com - 15 July 08
COCHRANE P Autosync, at last silicon.com - 22 July 08
COCHRANE P New niche for 3G? silicon.com - 5 August 08
COCHRANE P Bordering on stupidity silicon.com - 21 August 08
COCHRANE P Science friction silicon.com - 28 August 08
COCHRANE P Broadband in the UK: the Bigger Picture Ingenia, Issue 36 - September 2009
COCHRANE P Why your broadband’s so slow silicon.com 3 September 08
COCHRANE P Upgrades for mindsets rather than machines, Computing.co.uk - 4 September 08
COCHRANE P Social networking power silicon.com - 22 September 08
COCHRANE P Government gaffe silicon.com 25 September 08
COCHRANE P Screen time silicon.com - 29 September 08
COCHRANE P Hearing Morse Code? silicon.com 14 October 08
COCHRANE P How tech can solve the banking crisis silicon.com - 20 October 08
COCHRANE P Tech to the rescue silicon.com - 29 October 08
COCHRANE P Synthetic people silicon.com - 11 November 08
COCHRANE P Wave of innovation silicon.com 18 November 08
COCHRANE P Presentation SNAFUs silicon.com - 25 November 08
COCHRANE P How to delete sensitive data data silicon.com - 15 December 08
COCHRANE P New password theory silicon.com - 22 December 2008

2009:

COCHRANE P New Year wishes silicon.com - 5 January 2009
COCHRANE P Imprudent exposure silicon.com - 13 January 2009
COCHRANE P Why DRM is dead silicon.com - 27 January 2009
COCHRANE P Voice and Data Services, ComputerWeekly.com - 2 February 2009
COCHRANE P There is no magic tech silicon.com - 16 February 2009
COCHRANE P Digital Britain? Not quite silicon.com - 19 February 2009
COCHRANE P Experimenting, Milestone Group Quarterly Q12009 - 20 February 2009
COCHRANE P Face-off with a hotel TV silicon.com - 23 February 2009
COCHRANE P Want to beat the economy? silicon.com - 27 February 2009
COCHRANE P A possible threat to the pharmaceutical industry? Club of Amsterdam Jnl 113, - February 09
COCHRANE P Beware the new phishers silicon.com - 1 March 2009
COCHRANE P RIP Newspapers silicon.com - 23 March 2009
COCHRANE P Set your content free silicon.com - 30 March 2009
COCHRANE P The cloud cometh silicon.com- 2 April 2009
COCHRANE P Ask the Experts: Should I embrace the cloud? silicon.com - 4 April 2009
COCHRANE P Uncommon mode failure silicon.com - 29 April 2009
COCHRANE P Become a bandwidth scavenger silicon.com - 6 May 2009
COCHRANE P Squeeze more speed out of your broadband silicon.com - 20 May 2009
COCHRANE P Why are we so wasteful silicon.com - 28 May 2009
COCHRANE P The Promise of Collaborative Technologies smartenterpriseexchange.com - June 2009
COCHRANE P We have plenty of radio spectrum silicon.com - 9 June 2009
COCHRANE P Baker’s dozen - a lesson for broadband silicon.com 11 June 2009
COCHRANE P Ask the Experts submission: Business intelligence (BI) silicon.com - 23 June 09
COCHRANE P Iran, tweets and e-democracy silicon.com - 29 June 09
COCHRANE P Coping with life in the broadband slow lane www.ft.com - 8 July 09
COCHRANE P Tales of all-in-one woe silicon.com- 13 July 09
COCHRANE P Open info for all? silicon.com - 20 July 09
COCHRANE P Three clicks away from eight million people silicon.com - 23 July 09
COCHRANE P Singapore’s fibre paradox silicon.com - 30 July 09
COCHRANE P Who accepts my social networking invites? silicon.com - 5 August 09
COCHRANE P Digital TV too annoying to watch? silicon.com- 11 August 09
COCHRANE P Can tech end bloody wars? silicon.com - 28 August 09
COCHRANE P Software short and sweet silicon.com - 7 Sept 09
COCHRANE P 3G Reality bytes silicon.com - 14 Sept 09
COCHRANE P The turntable spins on silicon.com - 24 Sept 09
COCHRANE P Linking up with Barack Obama silicon.com - 5 Oct 09
COCHRANE P What is intelligence? silicon.com - 8 Oct 09
COCHRANE P United breaks guitars? silicon.com - 14 Oct 09
COCHRANE P Uneconomics silicon.com - 29 Oct 09
COCHRANE P Facebook saves teen silicon.com- 16 Nov .09
COCHRANE P How the telcos could save themselves silicon.com - 23 Nov 09
COCHRANE P Can I become faster and smarter? silicon.com - 30 Nov 09
COCHRANE P Whitehall piracy plans silicon.com - 11 Dec 09
COCHRANE P Climate Change - Science or Belief? silicon.com - 15 Dec 09
COCHRANE P Telcos Must Transform Their Business to stop profit slide, Computer Weekly, 22 Dec 09
COCHRANE P Lessons from the Eurostar Channel Tunnel fiasco silicon.com - 22 Dec 09

2010:

COCHRANE P Creativity stunted by network slowdowns silicon.com - 4 Jan 10
COCHRANE P Newspapers have 10 years left silicon.com - 11 Jan 10
COCHRANE P New media beats old when it comes to the weather silicon.com - 14 Jan 10
COCHRANE P Is technology really so bad for us? silicon.com - 19 Jan 10
COCHRANE P Apple’s iPad - I’m buying one silicon.com - 3 Feb 10
COCHRANE P Google broadband to eat telcos’ lunch? silicon.com - 15 Feb 10
COCHRANE P Why do we still secure Wi-Fi networks? silicon.com - 18 Feb 10
COCHRANE P All mobiles will be free in five years silicon.com - 1 Mar 10
COCHRANE P An industrial revolution… in your kitchen silicon.com - 11 Mar 10
COCHRANE P If I had to start again…. www.silicon.com - 18 Mar 10
COCHRANE P Boxy laptops, mobiles, cameras - be gone silicon.com - 24 Mar 10
COCHRANE P Security trap shows people are weakest link silicon.com - 30 Mar 10
COCHRANE P How technology is putting us out of control silicon.com - 8 April 10
COCHRANE P Getting rid of the platters that don’t matter www.silicon.com - 13 April 10
COCHRANE P Protecting your bits in the clouds silicon.com - 19 April 10
COCHRANE P Too late - P2P is already engrained in society silicon.com - 26 April 10
COCHRANE P Time to stamp out costly typos silicon.com - 12 May 10
COCHRANE P A rock and a tardy place www.360itevent.com - 14 May 10
COCHRANE P The hidden security threat in your office - printers silicon.com - 18 May 10
COCHRANE P Broadband speeds fail to measure up www.silicon.com - 10 June 10
COCHRANE P Dumb networks are about to get smarter silicon.com - 16 June 10
COCHRANE P Three cheers for Android on iPhones silicon.com - 23 June 10
COCHRANE P Our sinister silicon insiders 360°IT - 25 June 201
COCHRANE P Outdated formats are depriving us of precious data www.silicon.com - 30 June 10
COCHRANE P Why do people care about bandwidth silicon.com - 6 July 10
COCHRANE P Beyond Seeing is Believing BCS EVA Conference - 5 July 10
COCHRANE P Why do people care about bandwidth? silicon.com 6 Jul 10
COCHRANE P AI: will we be aware when we’ve made a breakthrough? Computing, 08 Jul 10
COCHRANE P Paralysed by constant restructuring silicon.com 14 Jul 10
COCHRANE P The big mobile phone signal fail silicon.com 21 Jul 10
COCHRANE P Experts - just how wrong can they be? silicon.com 29 Jul 10
COCHRANE P Is this the final chapter for books? silicon.com 9 Aug 10
COCHRANE P The truth about hacking silicon.com 17 Aug 10
COCHRANE P Making a call on a mobile? Surely not silicon.com- 12 Aug 10
COCHRANE P Rigid education fails to make the grade silicon.com 24 Aug 10
COCHRANE P Managers are blind to dazzling ideas silicon.com31 Aug 10
COCHRANE P Farewell email, hello social networking silicon.com 6 Sept 10
COCHRANE P A Measure of Machine Intelligence, Beyond seeing is believing, IEEE Explore - 10 Sept 10
COCHRANE P Say cheese - your picture’s on file for good silicon.com 15 Sept 10
COCHRANE P Lost in translation? silicon.com 22 Sept 10
COCHRANE P Taxing Digital Britain into the slow lane? www.computing.co.uk 5 Oct 10
COCHRANE P Why Do People Care About Bandwidth? Broadband Properties Magazine Sept 10
COCHRANE P China hogs the screen silicon.com 28 Sept 10
COCHRANE P Curtain rises on tech’s next big movie role silicon.com 4 Oct 10
COCHRANE P Can a people’s revolt end this digital tyranny? silicon.com 11 Oct 10
COCHRANE P Is spam dead meat? silicon.com 17 Oct 10
COCHRANE P Text summarisation in brief silicon.com 15 Nov 10
COCHRANE P The true power of social networking silicon.com 22 Nov 10
COCHRANE P Ignorance is spawning a climate of tech fear silicon.com 29 Nov 10
COCHRANE P Problems with partial solutions in contact centers, Jnl Contact Centre Management, Vol 1/1, 30 Nov 2010
COCHRANE P The great power-up turnoff silicon.com 7 Dec 10
COCHRANE P Inside a giant wi-fi antenna silicon.com 14 Dec 10

2011:

COCHRANE P Welcome to the world of amorphous computing silicon.com 11 Jan 11
COCHRANE P Seeing red over going green silicon.com 17 Jan 11
COCHRANE P Phishing tackled silicon.com 25 Jan 11
COCHRANE P Egypts internet block backfires silicon.com 4 Feb 11
COCHRANE P Dodging denial of service silicon.com 7 Feb 11
COCHRANE P Near-field tech edges closer silicon.com3 Mar 11
COCHRANE P Our bungling telecom leaders silicon.com10 Mar 11
COCHRANE P Dropped smartphones and laptops silicon.com 17 Ma 11
COCHRANE P Elementary my dear Watson silicon.com 22 Mar 11
COCHRANE P How to visualise radio signals silicon.com 28 Mar 11
COCHRANE P ET - is there anyone out there? silicon.com 31 Mar 11
COCHRANE P Phone industry doesn’t get it silicon.com 7 April 11
COCHRANE P How the Cloud brings improved security Business Cloud News, 11 Apr 2011
COCHRANE P Why the cloud will become ‘the norm’ in <10 years, Business Cloud News, 27 March 2011
COCHRANE P A Measure of Machine Intelligence, The ITP Journal, Vol 5/1, Jan - March 2011 pp26 - 32
COCHRANE P Why the cloud will become ‘the norm’ within 10 years, Business Cloud News, 27th March 2011
COCHRANE P Time libraries were shelved? silicon.com, 18 April 11
COCHRANE P Why Al fails to outsmart us silicon.com, 5 May 11
COCHRANE P Explode those nuclear myths silicon.com, 9 May 11
COCHRANE P Cloudy insider threat confounded Business Cloud News, 16 May 2011
COCHRANE P Our digital slime trails silicon.com, 17 May 11
COCHRANE P The Demise of IT Departments, Financial Director Mag *June 2011 *
COCHRANE P Apple and Google brewing up a cloud storm for hackers, silicon.com, 4 July 2011
COCHRANE P Shafted by a USB stick, silicon.com, 11 July 2011
COCHRANE P How much time are you wasting on online time-wasters?, silicon.com, 18 July 2011
COCHRANE P What my mobile knows, silicon.com, 25 July 2011
COCHRANE P Confounded by Complexity, Digit Magazine, July 2011 p36
COCHRANE P Cloudy Insider Threat Confounded, Financial Director Mag July 2011
COCHRANE P What’s the next component to be optimised? Us, silicon.com, 2nd Aug 2011
COCHRANE P Educational priesthood’s credo is killing innovation Us, silicon.com, 8th Aug 2011
COCHRANE P Will robots make our smartphones smarter?, silicon.com.com, 17th Aug 2011
COCHRANE P The obsession that’s throttling business, silicon.com, 23rd Aug 2011
COCHRANE P The Biggest Tac Challenge Ever, Financial Director Mag June 2011
COCHRANE P When will the wheels come off the silicon chip cycle, silicon.com, 1st Sept 2011
COCHRANE P Where is HAL 9000?, comment.rsablogs.org.uk, 1st September 2011
COCHRANE P IT security: still a tangible issue?, www.businesscloudnews.com, 5th Sept 2011
COCHRANE P Raise the spam shields, Scotty, http://www.silicon.com, 6th Sept 2011
COCHRANE P Raise money from the web? It’s a problem that’s taxing the politicos, silicon.com, 13th Sept 2011
COCHRANE P So you think you’ve got security nailed down?, silicon.com, 20th Sept 2011
COCHRANE P Smartphones, wi-fi, TV - we’re swimming in a sea of radiation, silicon.com, 28th Sept 2011
COCHRANE P The Mobile Game Changer, Financial Director Mag Sept 2011
COCHRANE P The World according to Facebook and Twitter!, silicon.com 11th Oct 2011
COCHRANE P High-speed trading? It’s just a dangerous sham, silicon.com, 14th Oct 2011
COCHRANE P The iPad and iPhone revolutions presage a deeper turmoil, silicon.com, 19th Oct 2011
COCHRANE P Kipper ties, flares, big hair - tech takes education back to the future, www.silicon.com, 25th Oct 2011
COCHRANE P Forecasting Beyond iPad & iPhone, innovationexcellence.com, 26 Oct 2011
COCHRANE P Don’t Blindly Optimise Companies Mag Oct 2011
COCHRANE P Poor wi-fi? Cook up a better signal with a baking tray, silicon.com, 1st Nov 2011
COCHRANE P Digital divide? Why it doesn’t add up to a big problem, silicon.com, 8th Nov 2011
COCHRANE P A really bad technology day. www.silicon.com, 15th Nov 2011
COCHRANE P Why I’m trying to take to the cloud, www.silicon.com, 24th Nov 2011
COCHRANE P The Next Industrial Revolution, www.innovationexcellence.com, 3 Dec 2011
COCHRANE P What entrepreneur ever took a degree in entrepreneurship?, silicon.com, *7th Dec 2011
COCHRANE P What Entrepreneur Ever Got a Degree in Entrepreneurship, innovationexcellence.com, 12 Dec 11
COCHRANE P How can firms manage with so many bosses?, silicon.com, 13th Dec 2011
COCHRANE P More Management Equals Less Output, innovationexcellence.com, 15 Dec 2011
COCHRANE P My IT Wish List, Financial Director Mag Dec 2011

2012:

COCHRANE P It’s the end of the line for the printed word, silicon.com, 3rd Jan 2012
COCHRANE P Social media’s future? Why the prophets have got it all wrong, innovationexcellence.com 16th Jan 2012
COCHRANE P Tech growth and decline - why people just can’t do the maths, silicon.com, 18th Jan 2012
COCHRANE P Data protection - Who’s sticking to the letter of the law?,silicon.com, 20th January 2012
COCHRANE P Computer forensics - Why you’re not so hard to track down, silicon.com, 24th Jan 2012
COCHRANE P I need help Mr Watson, Financial Director Mag June 2011
COCHRANE P Innovation just isn’t what it used to be -It’s better as long as the young & capable are engaged, silicon.com, 3rd Feb 2012
COCHRANE P Our attitudes to data privacy are nothing to shout about Why have people become so indiscreet?, silicon.com 10th Feb 2012
COCHRANE P Time to thrash out a new deal on contract negotiations, silicon.com 20th Feb 2012
COCHRANE P Smartphones and tablets are the new cool but here’s why it can’t last, techrepublic.com 28th Feb 2012
COCHRANE P Convergence, Financial Director Mag Feb 2012
COCHRANE P Google’s privacy policy? Why the EU should just back off, techrepublic.com, 7th March 2012 1043.
COCHRANE P ‘Cell phones kill bees’ stories create buzz but the internet pays the price, ibid, 13th March 2012
COCHRANE P Paper vs digital: Why you can’t flog a dead encyclopedia, ibid, 23rd March 2012
COCHRANE P Mobile working? So where on earth is wi-fi, ibid, 23rd March 2012,
COCHRANE P Future Education and Training, Financial Director Mag June 2012 Heaven? ibid, 13th April 2012
COCHRANE P Tech mind control? It’s not what you might think, ibid, 17th April 2012
COCHRANE P My laptop is so dumb - why can’t technology give me something smarter? ibid, 23rd April 2012
COCHRANE P Blinkered business created this mess: Don’t expect tech to dig us out, ibid, 30 April 2012
COCHRANE P More Management Less Output, Financial Director Mag April 2012
COCHRANE P Virtual hacks: How the dark side is morphing, techrepublic.com, 14 May 2012
COCHRANE P Walls Have Eyes and Ears, Financial Director Mag May 2011
COCHRANE P Hardware implants: How tech could really get under your skin, techrepublic.com, 12 June 2012
COCHRANE P Fail Tale: The collapse of ConceptLabs, Wired.co.uk 25 June 2012
COCHRANE P 100 Years in The Past and 100 Years in The Future Proc IEEE, Vol 100, May 13, 2012 pp 1278-1284
COCHRANE P Tech manufacturing: A disaster waiting to happen, techrepublic.com, 18th June 2012
COCHRANE P Gesture recognition: Wave if you think it’s the future, techrepublic.com, 22nd June 2012
COCHRANE P No Vision and No Plan, Financial Director Mag June 2012
COCHRANE P Printing Genuine Fakes, techrepublic.com 2 July 2012
COCHRANE P Clear Sighted Transparency (Transparent Optical Networks) Invited Keynote: 14th ICTON IEEE Conference, Warwick University July 2012
COCHRANE P Bandwidth problems? DIY fibre could dig you out of a hole, techrepublic.com 5 July 2012
COCHRANE P Cloud security: Why the future’s bright - but not if you’re on the dark side, techrepublic.com 12 July 2012
COCHRANE P My sad experience - but tech stepped up to the mark, techrepublic.com 20 July 2012
COCHRANE P IPV6 Day, Financial Director Mag June 2011
COCHRANE P Computers are no Dickens but the writing’s on the wall for human authors, techrepublic.com 3 Aug 2012
COCHRANE P 2012 Olympics and tech: What will remain once the cheering stops? ibid 6 Aug 2012
COCHRANE P Could 3D printing spell the end of our throw-away culture? ibid 8 Aug 2012
COCHRANE P Guns and 3D printing? A dud but the message still hits home ibid 16 Aug 2012
COCHRANE P How coffee, traffic jams and hotel pools can crash networks ibid 24 Aug 2012
COCHRANE P The golden rules of IT projects: Ignore them at your peril ibid 13 Sept 2012
COCHRANE P Wireless bands are old tech: For mobile’s sake let’s abandon them ibid 25 Sept 2012
COCHRANE P Doing an RBS, Financial Director Mag Sept 2012
COCHRANE P Internet Freedom, techrepublic.com 2 Oct 2012
COCHRANE P Short Termism and Stupidity, techrepublic.com 4 Oct 2012
COCHRANE P Keystrokes to Power SmartPhones, ibid 20 Oct 2012
COCHRANE P Is It Getting Harder to Keep Up, ibid 24 Oct 2012
COCHRANE P Where are My Bits, Financial Director 25 Oct 2013
COCHRANE P Big Data Bonanza, techrepublic.com 13 Nov 2012
COCHRANE P Linkedin Endorsement, techrepublic.com 21 Nov 2012
COCHRANE P The business of Butterfly Wings, The Economist, 28 Nov 2012
COCHRANE P Mobile Data in The Cloud - Not for Me! techrepublic.com 14 Nov 2012
COCHRANE P LinkedIn Endorsements, techrepublic.com 23 Nov 2012
COCHRANE P Butterfly Wings, The Economist, 28 Nov 2012
COCHRANE P Soviet Era Thinking and Technology, techrepublic.com 7 Dec 2012

2013:

COCHRANE P Nerves of Glass - AI, techrepublic.com 15 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P Ten Business Trends for 2013, techrepublic.com 16 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P A New war Front on Spam techrepublic.com 21 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P The strange Attractors Take Over, Journal of Digital & Social Media Marketing, Jan 2013
COCHRANE P No Broadband No Future, TechCity News, 28 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P Internet Must Be Borderless, Financial Director 30 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P Soup to Nuts Marketing, Columbian Retail magazine 30 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P Mobile Game Changer, Columbian Retail magazine 30 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P The Rise of Killer Complexity, Formicio Insights Jan 2013
COCHRANE P The Internet Must Remain Borderless, Financial Director 30 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P Back To The Future, NexstDigital.com Feb 2013
COCHRANE P Working from where? Making mobility real, Financial Director 22 Mar 2013
COCHRANE P Super Secure Clouds, Computing Magazine, 30 Jan 2013
COCHRANE P FTTH The Only Solution, Prysmian Group Mag on world cable communications, March 2013
COCHRANE P Has enterprise resource planning had its day? Computing, 18 April 2013
COCHRANE P IT Interfaces heading to a Star Trek Future, Financial Director Mar 2013
COCHRANE P 4G Merely a kick starter, Telegraph.co.uk 19 April 2013
COCHRANE P Let’s banish cards and cash and embrace digital wallets, Wired Magazine, 25 April 2013
COCHRANE P FTTN A Huge Mistake, Delimeter.Com, 30 April 2013
COCHRANE P Enterprise Planning or Chaos, Computing Mag, 10 May 2013
COCHRANE P The Cloud Will be The Norm in 10 Years, NewWeekly, 23 May 2013
COCHRANE P Beyond 3D Printed Guns, TechRepublic 10 June 2013
COCHRANE P Could AI be the next step in search engines? Telegraph.co.uk 20 June 2013
COCHRANE P Windows XP Bites The Dust, Financial Director 20 June 2013
COCHRANE P Connectedness and Intelligence, Formicio Insights 28 June 2013
COCHRANE P Future smartphones may bend us to their will, Telegraph.co.uk 20 June 2013
COCHRANE P Driverless cars and the highway to the clouds Telegraph.co.uk 19 July 2013
COCHRANE P Drop in Center Insecurity, Financial Director Aug 2013
COCHRANE P Will Laser Eye Displays Outshine Goggle Glasses ?Telegraph.co.uk 16 Aug 2013
COCHRANE P Science Fiction or Reality, Places and Faces Sept 2013
COCHRANE P Cloud Strife Financial Director 1 Sept 2013
COCHRANE P Moving Target, Financial Director 27 Sept 2013
COCHRANE P Tax - A Moving Target, Financial Director 27 Sept 2013
COCHRANE P Think about the IT minefield when you want M&A, Financial Director 27 Sept 2013
COCHRANE P & COREY W Marketers Need to Start Capturing Meta Data and Big Data, Marketing Blog 13 Oct 2013
COCHRANE P Kids have mastered real-time resource allocation. Have you? Financial Director 30 Oct 2013
COCHRANE P Marketers Need to Start Capturing Meta Data and Big Data, ibid 30 Oct 2013
COCHRANE P Cybercrime, Security, and the Risks of the Future, Wired Magazine Innovation Insights, 4 Dec 2013
COCHRANE P Top Tech Trends That Will Change 2014, Huffington Post, 31 Dec 2013

2014:

COCHRANE P Investing in Technology Should ba at The Heart of Business, Financial Director Mag, Jan 2014
COCHRANE P One Future for Radio, RSGB RadCom Mag Jan & Feb 2014
COCHRANE P Who Watches the Watchers? Wired Innovation Insights, 25 Feb 2014
COCHRANE P Predictive selling to become part and parcel of commerce, Financial Director, 4 Feb 2014
COCHRANE P Working From Where? Making Mobility Real! Financial Director Mag, Mar 2014
COCHRANE P Moving To VOIP Can Be Filled With Glitches, Financial Director Mag, Mar 2014
COCHRANE P Security, Privacy and Freedom - Let’s Tell the Enemy Everything, Huffington Post, 9 April 2014
COCHRANE P Social media marketing can get lost in translation, Financial Director, 28 April 2014
COCHRANE P Let patients look after their own medical records, digitally! Wired Magazine, 20 May 2014
COCHRANE P Old Technologies Struggle To Meet New Demands, Financial Director Mag, Jun 2014
COCHRANE P Dynamic Clouds of People and Things, ICTON 2014 Graz Proceedings, July 2014
COCHRANE P Automation has made certain professions an endangered species, Financial Director Mag, Sept 2014
COCHRANE P The Infinite Security of Clouds, Networks 2014 Sept Maderiav
COCHRANE P The Cloud Will Amplify Artificial Intelligence, FedCSIS, Sept 2014 Kraków, Poland
COCHRANE P and BANK G Pre-Microphone Acoustic Filters With Gain IoA Repro Sound Conf, Birmingham, Oct 2014
COCHRANE P Ignoring an increasingly complex world is not an option, Financial Director Magazine 24 October 2014
COCHRANE P An Infinity of Clouds, ITP Journal, v8/2, pp 33-41, June 2014
COCHRANE P A Wireless Future of No Bands, Channels, Controls, ITP Jnl, v8/3, pp 23-30, Oct 2014
COCHRANE P A clear and tangled vision to benefit from the cloud, Financial Director Magazine, 4 Aug 2014
COCHRANE P Computers and the Internet surpass inventions of the past, Financial Director Magazine, 26 Nov 2014
COCHRANE P Exponential Technology and The Singularity, Ubiquity Symposium The Tech Singularity pp 1 - 9, Nov 2014
COCHRANE P Telecoms and Exponential Growth, ITP Journal, v8/4, pp 18-24, Dec 2014

2015:

COCHRANE P Jobs for the bots, Financial Director 24 Jan 2015
COCHRANE P Boardrooms must adapt to new technologies or risk monolithic failure, ibid 24 Feb 2015
COCHRANE P and MOSCHELLA D Networks Without Infrastructure CSC LEF Forum Blog 1 March 2015
COCHRANE P Networks without Infrastructure, CSC Leading Edge Forum 1 March 2015
COCHRANE P Ownership theft will eclipse identity theft epidemics, Financial Director 27 April 2015
COCHRANE P AI requires ethical programming, Financial Director 16 June 2015
COCHRANE P We cannot afford to be limited by failing networks, The Independent p.51 24 Aug 2015
COCHRANE P Testing times for IT means paying for hackers on a bug hunt, Financial Director 13 Aug 2015
COCHRANE P Does wearable tech have a financial future? Financial Director Mag 18 Sept 2015
COCHRANE P I read my last book, The ITP Journal, Oct 2015 p43
COCHRANE P Securing the inseparable, Financial Director 19 Oct 2015
COCHRANE P All I want for Christmas is a ‘Please Fix IT list’, Financial Director 08 Dec 2015

2016:

COCHRANE P Power shortages coming your way, Financial Director 06 Jan 2016
COCHRANE P Death of the PC, Financial Director 22 Feb 2016
COCHRANE P Becoming paperless is achievable, Financial Director 26 March 2016
COCHRANE P Intertwining of Rail and Telco, AmadeusNet 19 April 2016
COCHRANE P The IoT: is it the real thing? Financial Director 5 May 2016
COCHRANE P New Zealand reaps fibre benefits as copper-choked UK risks digital exclusion, Computer Weekly, 24 May 2016
COCHRANE P Financial control or creativity? Financial Director 12 June 2016
COCHRANE P 5G - not such a big deal after all? Computing 29 July 2016
COCHRANE P The industry needs auto-immunity for a secure IoT ibid 16 Aug 2016
COCHRANE P Networked AI in the cloud and IoT already exceeds human ability, ibid 5 Sept 2016
COCHRANE P DIY HealthCare: The case for tech-enabled personal responsibility, ibid 26 Sept 2016
COCHRANE P, ALMAGRADA H, OUZZANI M Cyber Security: The Need to Share - The ITP Journal, Vol 10/3, July - Sept 2016 p28 - 31
COCHRANE P ALMAGRADA H, Cyber Security: Auto-Immunity: The ITP Journal, Vol 10/3, July - September 2016 p32 - 37
COCHRANE P Cyber Security: Need to know or need to share: Dark Side is winning and the industry needs to act Computing 16 Aug 2016
COCHRANE P Need to know or need to share: The Dark Side is winning and the industry needs to act, Computing 18 Oct 2016
COCHRANE P There’s much more to blockchain than financial transactions, Computing 7 Nov 2016
COCHRANE P The Truth Engine - how soon until the internet can detect lies? Computing 15 Nov 2016
COCHRANE P Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement digital infrastructure plans need a serious rethink, Computing 24 Nov 2016
COCHRANE P Big Brother state, or Little Brother society: How healthy is our data-sharing culture? Computing 7 Dec 2016
COCHRANE P The ‘1984 about-face’: Is our data sharing obsession progressive or dangerous? ibid 7 Dec 2016

2017:

COCHRANE P Technology has ears - but where is the sweet spot between useful and ‘uncanny valley’? Computing 03 Jan 2017
COCHRANE P What is the REAL risk in cyber risk? Computing 09 January 2017
COCHRANE P The Sociology of Things: What will self-aware devices mean for us, and our data? Computing 13 Feb 2017
COCHRANE P Google! Here’s how to achieve ‘really intelligent search’ Computing 28 Feb 2017
COCHRANE P How Little Brother took over from Big Brother, Connected Roads Pirelli.com March 2017
COCHRANE P Why can’t AI do more to help with information overload? Computing 14 March 2017
COCHRANE P When will self-aware AI develop its own instinct? Computing 10 April 2017
COCHRANE P BlockChain The Ultimate Ledger. ITP Journal V11/1 Jan/March 2017
COCHRANE P Disconnected thinking: Why are we managing optimised systems with dated human mindsets? Computing 8 May 2017
COCHRANE P The road to password heaven or insecure hell? Computing 31 May 2017
COCHRANE P Teaching Technology Computing 8 June 2017
COCHRANE P WannaCry? I wanna understand what’s going on! Computing 14 June 2017
COCHRANE P The ‘war of the wireless antennas’ won’t be won without a fundamental rethink Computing 1 Aug 2017
COCHRANE P Bandwidth limitations are throttling cloud - and the economy, Computing 26 Apr 2017
COCHRANE P So, Elon Musk wants to ban AI from military weapons? No chance, Computing 5 Sept 2017
COCHRANE P AI is mightier than the sword, Computing 4 Oct 2017
COCHRANE P Don’t try to understand - just remember it, Computing 17 Oct 2017
COCHRANE P Mainstream users cannot protect their IT - what can vendors do about it? Computing 20 November 2017
COCHRANE P Tech Familiarity Breeds Consent? Computing 6 December 2017

2018:

COCHRANE P Man Machine Symbiosis? ITP Journal Vol 4/11 p41 Oct/Dec 2018
COCHRANE P US will ‘shoot itself in the head and the foot’ over net neutrality Computing 3 Jan 2018
COCHRANE P Ignorance, FTTP and the 5G Fiasco, Computing 6 Feb 2018
COCHRANE P The AI Sanity Check, Network Computing March 2018
COCHRANE P The internet needs controls like a duck needs flippers, Computing 30 April 2018
COCHRANE P Our devices know more about us than we think, Computing 25 May 2018
COCHRANE P The Wonder of Technology, Pirelli World Issue 2/ 2017 25 pp 4-5
COCHRANE P Is AI Schrödinger’s brain? Computing 22 June 2018
COCHRANE P NGA Convergence, ITP Journal, v12/ 2 June 2018
COCHRANE P The Sociology of Things, UoS Ipswich UK 20 Feb 2018
COCHRANE P Truth Decay and Truth Engines, UoS Ipswich UK 7 June 2018
COCHRANE P Why Industry 4.0 is essential? Computing 23 July 2018
COCHRANE P Does Life = Intelligence ? Computing 2 Aug 2018
COCHRANE P Smart Dreams of The Future, Pirelli World Issue 1 2018 pp 4-5
COCHRANE P Our Devices Know More Than We Think! Club of Rome Jnl Issue 207 July/Aug 2018 p1
COCHRANE P Does Life = Intelligence ? Peter Cochrane Computing 2 Aug 2018
COCHRANE P Has computing become too challenging for any one person to comprehend? ibid 26 Sep 2018
COCHRANE P The Rise and Rise of Ignorance, Computing 17 Oct 2018
COCHRANE P Where Does Death Come From?, Computing 19 Nov 2018
COCHRANE P Is AI Schrödinger’s Brain?, ITP Journal Vol 4/12 p41 Oct/Dec 2018

2019:

COCHRANE P We Need Truth Engines, Computing 2 Jan 2019
COCHRANE P Tackling fake news and propaganda with AI, Computing 14 Feb 2019
COCHRANE P Governments may try to lock down the internet using AI, Computing 27 Feb 2019
COCHRANE P Quantum Computing - a return to analogue, Computing 2 Apr 2019
COCHRANE P Is it even possible to properly test complex systems? Computing 29 Apr 2019
COCHRANE P AI, autonomous connectivity, M2M communications is the future of mobile Computing 16 May 2019
COCHRANE P The Truth Engine, Club of Amsterdam Journal (future Show) Issue 216 June 2019
DASTBAZ M and COCHRANE P (Editors) Industry 4.0 & Engineering for a Sustainable Future, Springer, ISBN 978-3-030-12952-1
COCHRANE P Why Industry 4.0, ibid pp 13-21 April 2019
COCHRANE P and A Elmagarmid From Big To Small, ibid pp 177-190 April 2019
COCHRANE P Interfaces are hell: Can we make them better? Computing 25 Jun 2019
COCHRANE P Much of what we are told about Quantum Computing is wrong Computing 11 July 2019
COCHRANE P Mobile Devices, Nets and Intelligence ITP Journal Vol 13/2 p46 Apr/June 2019
COCHRANE P Why Industry 4.0? ITP Journal Vol 13/2 p28-33 Apr/June 2019
COCHRANE P AI and the emergent properties of good, bad and evil Computing 19 Aug 2019
COCHRANE P Is forgetting essential for learning? Computing 2 Sept 2019
COCHRANE P & Maguid M A Nets: An Infinite Service Future IEEE Exp 10.1109/ICTON.2019.8840233 19 Sept 19
COCHRANE P Non-linearity is the norm and defies simple thinking Computing 21 Oct 2019
COCHRANE P How Quantum technology could transform computing - perhaps Computing 29 Oct 2019
COCHRANE P The future of education - solving problems by thinking? Computing 21 Nov 2019
COCHRANE P The General Election and the UK’s full-fibre failures Computing 26 Nov 2019
COCHRANE P 5G Reality? ITP Journal Vol 13/11 p4 Oct/Dec 2019

2020:

COCHRANE P Technology is not a threat, people are! Computing 21 Jan 2020
COCHRANE P Fake news,ignorance and technology wars ibid 25 Feb 2020
COCHRANE P Experts damn experts ibid 23 Mar 2020
COCHRANE P Coronavirus as a change agent 01 Apr Feb 2020
COCHRANE P The threat of optimisation ibid 12 May 2020
COCHRANE P 5G is Bad For Our Health – Not! Club of Amsterdam Jnl 225 20 May 2020
COCHRANE P Escaping ‘password hell’: biometrics of ID and Security ibid 22 June 2020
COCHRANE P Nearly paperless, but much smarter ibid 20 July 2020
Jahankhamani, Akhgar, Cochrane, Dastbaz(editors) Policing:The Era of AI & Smart Societies, Springer, ISBN 978-3-030-50613-1
COCHRANE P & Pfeiffer M P Patterns in Policing, ibid pp217-230 April 2020
COCHRANE P Ignore the naysayers, online teaching works, and it works well Computing 31 July 2020
COCHRANE P 5G is not bad for our health, The Wire - Royal Signals Aug 2020
COCHRANE P My recurring messaging nightmare! Computing 26 Oct 2020
COCHRANE P Where are the generalists we need today/ Computing 05 Nov 2020
COCHRANE P The digitalisation mystery, Computing 27 Nov 2020
Jahankhamani, O’Dell, Bowen, Hagan Strategy, Leadership and AI in Cyber Ecosystems (Foreword by COCHRANE) Elsevier/AP Nov 2020
COCHRANE P All I want for Christmas is a useable UI, Computing 07 Dec 2020
COCHRANE P Truth Decay and Truth Engines, Club of Amsterdam Jnl 21 Dec 2020
COCHRANE P Where is Wireless Going?. ITP Journal V14/4 Sept/Dec 2020

2021:

COCHRANE P What we need to understand about the rise of distributed AI, Computing 02 Feb 2021
COCHRANE P We need to forge a radical path to 6G, Computing 16 Feb 2021
COCHRANE, KHORISANI, GIBSON, GHASEMI, Additive Manufacture, Smarts & Comms, ITP Jnl Vol 15/1 pp27-33 Jan/March 2021
COCHRANE P The moribund management thinking outed by Covid, Computing 13 Apr 2021
GUDDE P, OAKS J, COCHRANE P, CALDWELL N, BURY N The role of UK local government in delivering on net zero carbon commitments: You’ve declared a Climate Emergency, so what’s the plan? Elsevier Energy Policy 154 (2021) 112245, 21 Apr 2021
COCHRANE P Never say never with machine intelligence, Computing 28 Jun 2021
COCHRANE P The coming epidemic of data exfiltration, Computing 07 July 2021
GUDDE P, OAKS J, COCHRANE P, CALDWELL N, BURY N The Role of local authorities in renewable Energy Investment: Getting the money to flow, SEEDS CONF Leeds Sept 2021 (Certificate of Excellence)
COCHRANE P We can change fast if the threat is big enough, Computing 23 Nov 2021

2022:

COCHRANE P MetaVerse v Meta-Pundits, Computing 12 Jan 2022
COCHRANE P The Rise and Rise of Bad Design, Computing 03 May 2022
COCHRANE P Seamless Connectivity - If Only!, Computing 31 May 2022
COCHRANE P Technology Threat or Promise, Computing 04 Aug 2022
GUDDE P, OAKS J, COCHRANE P, CALDWELL N, BURY N Improving decision-making in local authorities re Net Zero Delivery, SEEDS CONF Leeds Aug 2022 (Best Paper Award)
COCHRANE P Robots and AI - Competition, Overlords or Symbiosis? Computing 23 Aug 2022
COCHRANE P When blind optimism usurps deep knowledge. ITP Journal V16/2 p44 Apr/June 2022
COCHRANE P Ban TikTok? Why not ban the internet? Computing 18 Oct 2022
COCHRANE P Brittleness by design, Computing 09 Nov 2022
COCHRANE P Why we should stop worrying and start engaging with AI, Computing 25 Nov 2022
COCHRANE P & NGOBIGHA F Wireless fit for the Internet of Things. ITP Journal V16/4 pp8-15 Dec 2022

2023:

COCHRANE P Schrödinger’s search engines, Computing 24 Jan 2023
COCHRANE P Technology the magic threat? Computing 17 Feb 2023
COCHRANE P When will ChatGPT learn to overhype? Computing 07 March 2023
COCHRANE P Optimising to extinction, Computing 22 March 2023
COCHRANE P ChatGPT - BYOD v Security, Computing 19 April 2023
COCHRANE P Security needs a seat on the board, Computing 02 June 2023
COCHRANE P Concatenated good and mutated evil, Computing 21 June 2023
COCHRANE P The exponential reading challenge, Computing 10 Aug 2023
COCHRANE P IoT Futures, Club of Amsterdam Journal, https://shorturl.at/iqyGN 24 Sept 2023
COCHRANE P AI doesn’t care what you think, Computing 26 Oct 2023
COCHRANE P AI doesn’t care what you think, ITP Journal V17/3 pp9-14 Oct 2023*

2024:

COCHRANE P Why AI and robots will fuel employment demand, Computing 10 Jan 2024
COCHRANE P A tragedy of management hubris?, Computing 01 Feb 2024
COCHRANE P Fish can’t climb trees and AI won’t eclipse humanity, Computing 27 March 2024
GUDDE P, BURY N COCHRANE P, CALDWELL N* Developing a toolkit to help smaller local authorities establish strong net zero governance in the UK, Front. Sustain. Energy Policy, *23 May 2024
COCHRANE P Energy and resources are no longer free,Computing 09 July 2024
COCHRANE P, Ngobigha F Future Networking -v- Energy Limits, IEEE ICTON 2024, Bari, Italy, 14-18 July, ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10647572

Here you will find a range of interviews, articles and lecture written about or by Peter Cochrane. You will also find a selection of published re-prints and draft pre-prints supplied to a range of publishers and the media. Most have been published in magazines, newspapers, professional journals and conference proceedings. All the texts are presented in html format complete with a summary and reference for your ease of access and use.

The Rise and Rise of Ignorance

Peter Cochrane, Computing, 17 October 2018

Has computing become too challenging for any one person to fully comprehend

Peter Cochrane Computing 26 Sept 2018

Does Life = Intelligence ?

Peter Cochrane Computing 2 Aug 2018

Why Industry 4.0 is essential

Peter Cochrane Computing 2 Aug 2018

Our Devices Know More Than We Think!

Peter Cochrane Club of Rome Journal Issue 207 July/Aug 2018 p1

Smart Dreams of The Future

Peter Cochrane Pirelli World Issue 1/2018 pp 4-5

Why Industry 4.0 is essential

Peter Cochrane Computing 23 July 2018

Is AI Schrödinger’s brain?

Peter Cochrane, Computing 22 June 2018

The Sociology of Things

Peter Cochrane UoS Ipswich UK 20 Feb 2018

Truth Decay and Truth Engines

Peter Cochrane UoS Ipswich UK 7 June 2018

NGA Convergence

Peter Cochrane, ITP Journal, v12/ 2 June 2018

The Wonder of Technology

Peter Cochrane Pirelli World Issue 2/17 25 pp 4-5

Our Devices Know More About Us Than we Think Peter Cochrane Computing 25 May 2018
The internet needs controls like a duck needs flippers

Peter Cochrane Computing 30 April 2018

The AI Sanity Check

Peter Cochrane Network Computing 30 March 2018

FTTP and the 5G Fiasco

Peter Cochrane Computing 6 Feb 2018 Peter Cochrane Computing 6 Feb 2018

US Shoots Itself in The Head over Net Neutrality

Peter Cochrane, Computing 3 Jan 20118

US will ‘shoot itself in the head and the foot’ over lifting of net neutrality

eter Cochrane Computing 3 Jan 2018

Tech Familiarity Breeds Consent?

Peter Cochrane Computing 6 Dec 2017

Man Machine Symbiosis

Peter Cochrane, ITP Journal Vol 4/11 p41 Oct/Dec 2017

Mainstream users cannot protect their IT - what can vendors do about it?

Peter Cochrane, Computing 20 November 2017

Don’t try to understand - just remember it

Peter Cochrane Computing 17 Oct 2017

AI is mightier than the sword

Peter Cochrane Computing 4 Oct 2017

So, Elon Musk wants to ban AI from military weapons? No chance

Peter Cochrane Computing 5 Sept 2017

The ‘war of the wireless antennas’ won’t be won without a fundamental rethink Peter Cochrane Computing 1 Aug 2017
Pattern Matching: Strengths and weaknesses of habit

Peter Cochrane Computing 5 July 2017

WannaCry? I wanna understand what’s going on!

Peter Cochrane Computing 14 June 2017

Teaching Technology

Peter Cochrane Cmputing 8 June 2017

The road to password heaven or insecure hell?

Peter Cochrane Computing 31 May 2017

Disconnected thinking: Why are we managing optimised systems with dated human mindsets?

Peter Cochrane Computing 8 May 2017

Bandwidth limitations are throttling cloud - and the economy

Peter Cochrane Computing 26 Apr 2017

When will self aware AI develop its own instinct ?

Peter Cochrane, Computing 10 April 2017

BlockChain The Ultimate Ledger ?

Peter Cochrane ,ITP Journal V11/1 Jan/March 2017

Why can’t AI do more to help with information overload ?

Peter Cochrane, Computing 14 March 2017

How Little Brother took over from Big Brother

Peter Cochrane, Connected Roads Pirelli.com March 2017

Google! Here’s how to achieve ‘really intelligent search’

Peter Cochrane, Computing 28 Feb 2017

The Sociology of Things: What will self aware devices mean for us, and our data ?

Peter Cochrane Computing 13 Feb 2017

What is the REAL risk in cyber risk?

Peter Cochrane Computing 09 January 2017

Technology now has ears - but where is the sweet spot between useful interaction and ‘uncanny valley’?

Peter Cochrane Computing 03 January 2017

Big Brother state, or Little Brother society: How healthy is our data-sharing culture?

Peter Cochrane Computing, 7 Dec 2016

The ‘1984 about-face’: Is our data sharing obsession progressive or dangerous?

Peter Cochrane V3 7 Dec 2016

Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement digital infrastructure plans need a serious rethink

Peter Cochrane Computing, 24 Nov 2016

The Truth Engine - how soon until the internet can detect lies?

Peter Cochrane Computing 15 Nov 2016

BlockChain is more than currency and transactions

Peter Cochrane, Computing, 7 Nov 2016

Need to know or need to share: The Dark Side is winning and the industry needs to act

Peter Cochrane, Computing, 18 October 2016

DIY healthcare: The case for tech-enabled personal responsibility

Peter Cochrane Computing 26 Sept 2016

Networked AI in cloud and IoT already exceeds human ability

Peter Cochrane, Computing, 5 September 2016

Cyber Security: Auto-Immunity

Ahmed Almagarmid & Peter Cochrane - The ITP Journal, Vol 10/3, July - September 2016, p32 - 37

Cyber Security: The Need to Share

Ahmed Almagarmid, Peter Cochrane & Mourad Ouzzani - The ITP Journal, Vol 10/3, July - September 2016, p28 - 31

The industry needs auto-immunity for a secure IoT

Peter Cochrane, Computing, 16 Aug 2016

5G - not such a big deal after all?

Peter Cochrane, Computing, 29 July 2016

Financial control or creativity ?

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 12 June 2016

New Zealand reaps fibre benefits as copper-choked UK risks digital exclusion

Peter Cochrane, Computer Weekly, 24 May 2016

Intertwining of Rail and Telco, AmadeusNet

Peter Cochrane, AmadeusNet, 19 April 2016

Becoming paperless is achievable, and I am getting close

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 26 March 2016

The IoT: Is it the real thing ?

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 22 Feb 2016

IT Strategy: Death of the PC

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 22 Feb 2016

IT Strategy: All I Want for Christmas is a ‘Please Fix IT list’

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 08 Dec 2015

IT Strategy: Power shortages coming your way

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 06 Dec 2015

IT Strategy: Securing the insecurable

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 19 Oct 2015

I’ve Read My Last Book

Peter Cochrane, The ITP Journal, Oct 2015, p43

Does wearable tech have a finance future?

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 18 Sept 2015

Testing times for IT means paying for hackers to go on a bug hunt

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 13 Aug 2015

We cannot afford to be limited by failing networks

Peter Cochrane, The Independent Newspaper p.51 24 August 2015

AI requires ethical programming

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 16 June 2015

Ownership theft will eclipse identity threat epidemics,

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 27 April 2015

Networks Without Infrastructure

Peter Cochrane and David Moschella, CSC LEF Forum 1 March 2015

Boardrooms Must Adapt to New Technologies or Risk Monolithic Failure

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 24 Feb 2015

Jobs for The Bots Jobs for The Bots

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 24 Jan 2015

Telecommunications and Exponential Growth

Peter Cochrane, ITP Journal, V8, pt4 pp18-24, Dec 2014

Computers and the internet surpass inventions of the past

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 26 Nov 2014

Exponential Technology and The Singularity

Peter Cochrane, Ubiquity Symposium The Tech Singularity pp 1 - 9, Nov 2014

Ignoring an increasingly complex world is not an option

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 24 October 2014

Pre-Microphone Acoustic Filters With Gain

Graham Bank and Peter Cochrane, IoA Reproduced Sound Conference, Oct 2014, NEC Birmingham

A Wireless Future of: No Bands, Channels, Controls

Peter Cochrane, ITP Journal, V8, pt3 pp23-30, October 2014

The Cloud Will Amplify Artificial Intelligence

Peter Cochrane, FedCSIS, Sept 2014, Kraków, Poland

The Infinite Security of Clouds (Invited Keynote)

Peter Cochrane, Networks, Sept 2014, Madeira

Automation has made certain professions an endangered species

Peter Cochrane Financial Director 24 Sep 2014

A clear and tangled vision to benefit from the cloud

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 4 August 2014

An Infinity of Clouds

Peter Cochrane, ITP Journal, V8, pt2, pp33-40, July 2014

Dynamic Clouds of People and Things (Invited Keynote)

Peter Cochrane, ICTON 2014 Graz Proceedings, July 2014 (Invited Keynote)

Working From Where, Making Mobility Real

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, Mar 2014

Old Technologies Struggle To Meet New Demands

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, June 2014

The Universe of Things is Coming Supercharged by 3D Printing

Joe Curtis Tech Radar 21 May 2014

Let Patients Look After Their Own Medical Records,Digitally!

Peter Cochrane,Wired Magazine, 20 May 2014

Social Media Marketing Can get Lost in Translation

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, 28 April 2014

Security, Privacy and Freedom - Let’s Tell the Enemy Everything

Peter Cochrane, Huffington Posted, 9 April 2014 13:28

Online supercomputers that learn from mistakes will drive the next hi-tech revolution

Jamie Carter South China Post 4 April 2014

Moving To VOIP Can Be Filled With Glitches

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, Mar 2014

One Future for Radio

Peter Cochrane, RSGB RadCom Mag Jan & Feb 2014

Who Watches the Watchers ?

Peter Cochrane, Wired Innovation Insights, 25 Feb 2014

Predictive selling to become part and parcel of commerce

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, 4 Feb 2014

Investing in Technology Should be at The Heart of The Business

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, Jan 2014

Top Tech Trends That Will Change 2014

Peter Cochrane, Huffington Post, 31 Dec 2013

Cybercrime, Security, and the Risks of the Future

Peter Cochrane, Wired Magazine Innovation Insights, 4 Dec 2013

Bring Your Own Device, Be Your Own Boss

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, 25 Nov 2013

Kids have mastered real-time resource allocation. Have you ?

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 30 Oct 2013

Marketers Have to capture Meta-Data

Peter Cochrane, Marketing Blog, 13 Oct 2013

Marketers Need to Start Capturing Meta Data and Big Data

Will Corey & Peter Cochrane, Marketing Blog 13 Oct 2013

Moving Target

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 27 Sept 2013

Think about the IT minefield when you want M&A

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 20 Sept 2013

Cloud Strife Peter Cochrane, Financial Director 1 Sept 2013
Drop in Centres Provide a Treasure Trove of Inside Information

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, 23v August 2013

Will Laser Eye Displays Outshine Goggle Glasses ?

Peter Cochrane, Telegraph.co.uk, 16 Aug 2013

Driverless cars and the highway to the clouds

Peter Cochrane, Telegraph.co.uk, 19 July 2013

Could artificial intelligence be the next step in search engine evolution?

Peter Cochrane The Telegraph/ Wired 22 June 2013

Future smartphones may bend us to their will

Peter Cochrane, Telegraph.co.uk 20 June 2013

Windows XP Bites The Dust

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, 19 June 2013

Beyond 3D Printed Guns

Peter Cochrane, European Technology, Tech Republic, May 21, 2013

FTTN Huge Mistake says Ex-BT CIO Peter Cochrane, Delimeter.com, 30 April 2012
Let’s Banish Cards and Cash and embrace the Digital Wallet

Peter Cochrane, Wired Magazine, 25 April 2013

IT Interfaces Heading For a Star Trek Future

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director, 23 April 2013

4G Has Merely Kick-Started The Revolution

Peter Cochrane, Daily Telegraph, Monday 22 April 2013

Has Enterprise Resource Planning Had its Day ?

Peter Cochrane, Computing Magazine 18 April 2013

FTTH The Only Solution

Peter Cohrane, Prysmian Group’s Magazine about world cable communication March 2013

The Internet Must Remain Borderless

Peter Cochrane, Financial Director Mag, 30 Jan 2013

The Business of Butterfly Wings

Peter Cochrane, The Economist 28 Jan 2012

No BroadBand No Future

Peter Cochrane - TechCityNews 28 Jan 2013

Digital Marketing: The Strange Attractors Take Over

Peter Cochrane, Marketing Magazine Columbia 2013

Paul Squires Interviews Peter Cochrane on Ambient Intelligence, Imperica.com, September 2012 http://www.imperica.com/in-conversation-with/peter-cochrane-ambient-intelligence
Clear Sighted Transparency Clear Sighted Transparency (Transparent Optical Networks) Invited Keynote: 14th ICTON IEEE Conference, Warwick University July 2012
Soup to Nuts Retailing

Peter Cochrane, Marketing Magazine Columbia 2012

Fail Tale: The collapse of ConceptLabs

Peter Cochrane, Wired.co.uk 25 June 2012

100 years in the Past 100 years in the Future

Peter Cochrane Proc IEEE vol 100, May 13 2012 pp 1278 - 1284

The Rise of Killer Complexity Peter Cochrane argues that our world is essentially non-linear and becoming more complex. This complexity is visibly pervasive in our workplace, government and everyday living. Furthermore ….
Social media’s future? Why the prophets have got it all wrong Peter Cochrane Social media’s future? Why the prophets have got it all wrong - 16th January 2012
More Management Equals Less Output Peter Cochrane, Innovation excellence -15 December 2011 How can firms manage with so many bosses?
What Entrepreneur Ever Got a Degree in Entrepreneurship? Peter Cochrane, Innovation excellence - 12 December 2011 http://www.innovationexcellence.com/blog/2011/12/12/what-entrepreneur-ever-got-a-degree-in-entrepreneurship/
The Next Industrial Revolution Peter Cochrane, Innovation excellence - 3 December 11 http://www.innovationexcellence.com/blog/2011/12/03/the-next-industrial-revolution/
Weak wifi? Use a baking tray

Peter Cochrane, The Telegraph - 6th November 2011 ,

Forecasting Beyond iPad and iPhone Peter Cochrane, Innovation excellence - 26 October 11 http://www.innovationexcellence.com/blog/2011/10/26/26157/
IT security: still a tangible issue?

Peter Cochrane OBE - BusinessCloudnews.com - 5th September 2011

Where is HAL 9000?

Peter Cochrane FRSA on Thursday, September 1st, 2011

Confounded by Complexity

Peter Cochrane OBE - Digit Magazine, July 2011, p36

Cloudy insider threat confounded

Peter Cochrane, Business Cloud News,16th May 2011.

A Measure of Machine Intelligence

Peter Cochrane, Club of Amsterdam Journal, May 2011 Issue 138

How the Cloud brings improved security Peter Cochrane, Business Cloud News, 11 Apr 2011. Telecommunications and IT expert Dr Peter Cochrane discusses cloud security for Business Cloud News this week, and explains why the cloud could help …
Why the cloud will become ‘the norm’ within 10 years

Peter Cochrane, Business Cloud News, 27th March 2011

Why the cloud will become ‘the norm’ within 10 years Peter Cochrane, Business Cloud News, 27th March 2011. Most conferences and debates about the The Cloud seem to position it as some singular or isolated entity, and in the extreme, an act of networked…
From Facetime to family time: the rise of the video-call Sue Tabbitt, Cisco, 15 Feb 2011. Talk to the leading technology visionaries and it’s a case of when rather than if video-calls will overtake audio as the standard means of remote, voice-based communi…
A Measure of Machine Intelligence

Peter Cohrane OBE - The ITP Journal, Vol 5/1, Jan - March 2011, p26 - 32

Artificial intelligence: will we be aware when we’ve made a breakthrough?

Peter Cochrane, Computing, 8 Jul 2010