Someone asked me today for recommendations of people to follow on Twitter if you're interested in sex/sex work and Internet and online platform regulation / governance and the law. Here's the list I Read more
Tag: online safety bill
Three problems with the Age Assurance (Minimum Standards) Bill for keeping children safe online
There's plenty of discussion on Twitter about the Age Assurance (Minimum Standards) Bill currently going through Parliament. I want to keep children safe online, and so here are three problems with Read more
Online safety, doing good, and inconvenient "fundamental rights"
One of the joys of being an Internet lawyer is the opportunity of getting involved in the shaping of legislation which impacts the every day lives of all number of people. This is not a new Read more
"What if you could only speak online if you had a car number plate": quick comments on yet another weird Internet surveillance proposal
Alec Muffett spotted the latest in a long line of proposals for the regulation of the web which can most charitably be described as "weird and confused". Today's contender is here (Google Drive Read more
Might an indie podcast be classified as “user-to-user” content and so subject to the hate speech provisions in the draft Online Safety Bill??
Rachel Coldicutt, who has lots of interesting thoughts about regulation of the Internet, tweeted: A hypothetical scenario: might an indie podcast be classified as “user-to-user” content and so Read more