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Great news for children coming out of Brussels
Last night in Brussels it was announced that a political agreement had been reached on the interim derogation. In plain English what that means is, pretty much immediately, we can go back to the position we all thought we were … Continue reading
A chance to amend the GDPR?
The European Union is currently reviewing aspects of the operation of the GDPR. The consultation closes tomorrow so if you want to stick something in you better move fast. Below is a submission I just made on behalf of various … Continue reading
After the war is over
It is impossible for anyone to say with any level of certainty what the post-pandemic world will look like. Some pundits believe everything will be completely different. Rather more seem to be saying nothing much will change or things could … Continue reading
ICANN – signs of institutional bias. What a huge non-shock!
A distant friend worked out I have an interest in ICANN (how did that happen?). She sent me a link to an examination of the backgrounds of people who actively participate in its affairs. Called “ICANN Diversity Analysis” it shows … Continue reading
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Great news from Latin America
I recently wrote a couple of blogs where I named five top level domains the IWF had found contained the lion’s share of all csam reported to or found by them in 2018. It included three Country Code Top Level … Continue reading
Things are not getting better
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) recently published their Annual Report for 2018. There is a lot in there but here I want to focus on one small part of it. I have written about this particular topic a lot so … Continue reading
Online Harms White Paper – the obvious problem
Some time ago I read a discussion of strategies online businesses might adopt to try to avoid the clutches of potential or actual Regulators. Without embarrassment or apology it was suggested companies deliberately bundle and entangle lots of things. Why? … Continue reading
Rule of the oligarchs?
Where does ICANN’s money come from? It is easy to find their annual accounts and estimates. These give the big numbers. Finding out which individual companies or organizations are behind the numbers is harder, although admittedly not much harder if … Continue reading
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Cherie Blair speaks out
In the pantheon of bad actors in the internet space there are two distinct classes. There are the criminals and fraudsters themselves. Clearly they bear the greatest part of the burden of guilt for the harm their actions cause. However, … Continue reading
