Online Safety Bill returns to Parliament amid chorus of criticism even from Tories
Nadine Dorries announced the return of the Online Safety Bill, but even Conservatives worry that it will chill free speech online.
Nadine Dorries announced the return of the Online Safety Bill, but even Conservatives worry that it will chill free speech online.
The media needs to separate wheat from chaff
The newspaper industry, and the power of the press barons, is declining. The internet is on the rise and this holds opportunities for the left.
The internet filters touted by Cameron have blocked sites such as the Lib Dems’ own LGBT site.
The internet has the capacity to connect families across continents, to bring together social groups so that they can fight for change and to unite writers with their readers, but the dark side of the internet is how easy ittest
Katrina Gajevska, vice-chair of the Labour Campaign for Human Rights, explains the threat from the Communication Data Bill, known as the ‘Snooper’s Charter’.
Left Foot Forward presents the top five emerging threats to your privacy online.
With the new Chinese leadership brought into the light yesterday, Left Foot Forward looks at what public opinion is, and how much public opinion can be found.
Arguments between advocates of social media regulation and open rights campaigners lack adequate legal or ethical foundations, writes Demos’s Carl Miller.
Alex Hern reports on the uncomfortable fact that US law now seems to apply to everywhere online, no matter where you actually are