Stephen Kinsella
After an eventful summer, what next for the Online Safety Bill?
We believe our proposals are an example of how regulation at the level of systems and design can reduce harm whilst protecting free speech
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Stephen Kinsella
Mar 22, 20224 min read
First thoughts on the revised Online Safety Bill
The publication of a revised Online Safety Bill, last Thursday, was an important milestone. It’s taken quite a while to get here - almost...
Stephen Kinsella
Jul 12, 20213 min read
Reflections on the draft Online Safety Bill
There’s much to welcome in the UK government's publication of a draft Online Safety Bill. It’s been a long time now since the publication...
David Babbs
Dec 19, 20201 min read
A compilation of some initial reactions to the government’s latest Online Harms plans
Here’s a compilation of some of the analysis which we’ve found most useful so far. Other recommendations would be gratefully received!
Stephen Kinsella
Dec 16, 20204 min read
First thoughts on yesterday’s announcement re: Online Harms
We welcome the government’s full response to the Online Harms Consultation, which was finally published yesterday afternoon. Whilst we...
David Babbs
Jul 31, 20207 min read
Parliamentary discussion of online harms, misinformation and abuse – a summer recess 2020 round-up
The UK parliament has now broken for summer recess, so it’s a good time for another round-up of latest developments in parliament. From...
David Babbs
May 18, 20206 min read
Parliamentary discussion of Online Harms, anonymity and disinformation continues during lockdown
The pandemic has reinforced the importance and urgency of tackling Online Harms.
David Babbs
Feb 7, 20208 min read
A round-up of developments relevant to the UK Online Harms agenda
A lot's been happening re Online Harms in the UK recently. Here's a summary of the main developments we've spotted.
David Babbs
Oct 14, 20194 min read
"Online Harms" in today's Queen's Speech - some first thoughts
In principle, pre-legislative scrutiny is a process which can lead to stronger legislation.
skinsella1
Jul 2, 20191 min read
Our response to the "Online Harms" white paper
In April 2019, the UK government published an "Online Harms" White Paper, and launched a consultation seeking feedback on its proposals....
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