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1. Notable speakers included Tom Watson MP and Simon Singh.
2. In October 2009 Tom Watson MP questioned why railway timetables were the train operators'private intellectual property.
3. In August 2010, he wrote for the Labour Uncut website, during the guest editorship of Tom Watson MP.
4. The video was removed on 13 October by his friend Tom Watson MP, who he described as a " proppa blogga ".
5. On November 11, 2008 ( starting at 11am ), Bounds spent eleven hours on Birmingham's Tom Watson MP and Guardian writer Jemima Kiss.
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7. In April 2008 Tom Watson MP, Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office said that pledged to turn upside down the British public's " recipient relationship " with official information.
8. In November 2013 Tom Watson MP, a former UK defence minister, was reported as saying that there was : " an urgent need for  public scrutiny of the activities at RAF Croughton.
9. On 22 July, Tom Watson MP published a letter from the Solicitors Regulation Authority, in response to his letter expressing concerns about Harbottle and Lewis's part in the phone-hacking affair.
10. In July 2011 Anwar presented a dossier along with Tom Watson MP to Strathclyde Police into alleged criminality at the News of the World, allegations of phone hacking, data breaches and corruption in the Police.
11. Harkaway has been an outspoken critic of the Google Book Search Settlement Agreement, posting on his blog, speaking out on BBC Radio s The World at One in May 2009, and appearing on a television debate with Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Tom Watson MP in September 2009.
12. In August 2009 Tom Watson MP mused on his website under the title " Wacky terms and conditions " about why the DirectGov version of the transport direct portal included this condition :  you may retrieve and display Content from the Website on an electronic visual display device, print individual pages on paper ( but not photocopy them ) .
13. Also in February 2009 Tom Watson MP from the Cabinet Office advised that the UK government would put Open-source software on equal footing for procurement; stating that " Procurement decisions will be made on the basis on the best value for money solution to the business requirement, taking account of total lifetime cost of ownership of the solution, including exit and transition costs, after ensuring that solutions fulfil minimum and essential capability, security, scalability, transferability, support and manageability requirements . " and " Where there is no significant overall cost difference between open and non-open source products, open source will be selected on the basis of its additional inherent flexibility ".