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Following the Online Safety Act receiving Royal Assent on the 26th October 2023, the UK has taken a decisive step in requiring providers...

Yesterday the UK government published its eagerly anticipated draft Online Safety Bill. The Bill must go through MP scrutiny before it...

In its initial response to the White Paper published in February 2020, the government indicated that it was “minded” to appoint Ofcom as...

Whilst many lawyers are busy doing their best to guide clients through the unfathomable challenges posed by Brexit and the ongoing...

Yesterday the UK government published its long-anticipated final response to the Online Harms White Paper. Partner Bryony Hurst and...

On the 10th September 2020, the EU Commission published its assessment on how the Code of Practice on Disinformation has been...

As Instagram announces that it is considering removing the platform's public 'like' counts, Bryony Gold considers the impact that a...

Graham Smith provides the next article in our series on Online Harms White Paper series, considering the fate of online-offline...

In a further instalment of our mini-series on the Online Harms White Paper ("OHWP"), Bryony Hurst examines some of the potential...

As legislators and regulators around the world ramp up the pressure on tech and internet giants, Bryony Hurst explains the key...

In the first instalment of our new video series, MediaBytes, Katrina Baxter talks to the authors of some recent posts which have been...