Jonathan Brooks-Jones says campaigners are still hopeful Wales will have its own web domain within the next two years despite delays in securing funding
Mae the welsh agenda yn gylchgrawn Saesneg sydd yn cael ei hariannu gan Gyngor Llyfrau Cymru. Mae erthyglau’r cylchgrawn yn Saesneg ond mae’r tudalennau am waith y Sefydliad Materion Cymraeg ar gael yn ddwyieithog.
Time for S4C to spread its wings
Bethan Jenkins says problems at the Welsh language channel could provide a springboard for a radical repurposing of the channel so that it offers a range of multi-media services to Welsh-speaking audiences.
A glimpse into Scotland’s future
A coalition between the SNP and Labour could break the constitutional logjam north of the border
Wales needs a science museum
John Tucker says we know too little in Wales about our scientific heritage and achievements, which should be collected and celebrated
It’s as you were as gains and losses balance out
Conditions are still proving difficult for Wales’s small band of quoted companies but there have been some encouraging signs, says Rhys David
Resisting the “Chesterfication” of north east Wales
Jane Redfern Jones warns that Wrexham needs to re-assert its Welsh nature or risk being absorbed by its cross-border neighbours
Where leverage is lacking
Which comes first the funding or the finance-worthy business? Figures on venture capital funding across the different regions of the UK suggest the answer and indicate the scale of the task Wales faces to attract more investment, Rhys David says.
Share market key to a stronger Welsh business sector
John Ball says while stock exchange in Wales would have to start from small beginnings, this has not proved a drawback in other countries.
Why Cardiff can’t afford to be left on the slow train
High speed rail will bring substantial uplift to the economies of the regions it reaches, it is essential Wales is included, argues Rodney Berman.