David Babbs
Ofcom illegal harms consultation - some initial reflections
Ofcom launched its consultation on its proposed regime to tackle illegal harms in November 2023, with a response deadline of 23 February....
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Stephen Kinsella
Nov 18, 20212 min read
Petitions Committee evidence session
This week, Clean Up The Internet was invited to give evidence to the House Of Commons Petitions Committee, as part of their inquiry into...
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David Babbs
Nov 23, 20206 min read
New report from HOPE not hate re Online Harms
Earlier this month, anti-extremism group HOPE not hate published a new report, titled "A BETTER WEB: regulating to reduce far-right hate...
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David Babbs
Oct 26, 20205 min read
New “snapshot of public opinion” on Online Harms published by Demos - some quick reflections
Last week, Demos published some valuable new research which presents “a snapshot of public opinion” towards Online Harms.
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David Babbs
Sep 17, 20204 min read
Important new research published by Glitch - some quick reflections
Last week Glitch and the End Violence Against Women Coalition published a powerful new report, which should be essential reading for anyone
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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...
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David Babbs
Jun 12, 20202 min read
New research: anonymous Twitter accounts fuelled the spread of Coronavirus 5G conspiracy theories
Clean up the Internet publishes a new report today detailing research which indicates that anonymous Twitter accounts played a...
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David Babbs
Dec 18, 201912 min read
Academic research about anonymity, inauthenticity, and misinformation
A non-exhaustive list of academic works exploring the relationship between anonymity, inauthentic accounts, lack of effective verification
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David Babbs
Oct 18, 201915 min read
Academic research about anonymity, online disinhibition, trolling and abuse
A non-exhaustive list of academic works exploring the relationship between anonymity, online disinhibition, and online harms such as trollin
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