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June 2022
Gambling is not just a “man’s problem”

With gambling, as in all areas, we cannot just apply what we know about men and assume it to be...

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May 2022
The Good Web Project

All too frequently, liberal societies struggle to articulate what a good Internet would look like. Some of it...

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May 2022
“Does it count if I’m hurt in the metaverse?”: Living with Immersive Harm

With the publication of the Online Safety Bill, it has been a landmark few weeks...

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May 2022
Exemptions, exceptions and exclusions: Why the Online Safety Bill protects disinformation and abuse over freedom of speech and journalism

The UK’s Online Safety Bill has been lauded by the government as “world-leading,” with claims that it will make the UK the...

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May 2022
Introducing Combined Choice

Today, we’re launching a new co-design tool called Combined Choice. This is part of Demos’...

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April 2022
Shadow profits in the data economy: unravelling the harms caused by ‘data brokers’

‘Data’ is everywhere. A day doesn’t go by without a news story of how it is changing our lives: new...

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April 2022
How Ireland is using remote working to level up

A country with high regional inequalities, and an economy dominated by one large metropolitan area – the UK, you might...

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March 2022
Mogg’s Missed Opportunity: It’s time the Government took public participation seriously

Announcing his new role as Minister for Brexit Opportunities and Government Efficiency to The Sun’s

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March 2022
System change for system changes’ sake

The publication of the Online Safety Bill, after years of debate and scrutiny and consultation, is imminent. By way of...

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January 2022
Why online anonymity is vital in a healthy democratic society

We’ve come a long way in a year. The twelve month debate on whether anonymity online is helping or hindering...

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January 2022
Respect isn’t nonsense – it could be Starmer’s big idea

In a speech aiming to kick off a “big year”, Keir Starmer this week put respect at the heart of...

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January 2022
Starting with the why

This morning Keir Starmer chose to frame his offer to the voters under the banners of Security, Prosperity and Respect....

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December 2021
The success of the Online Safety Bill will depend on the government’s ability to admit it could go wrong

‘If it’s illegal offline, it should be illegal online.’ This is the rallying cry around which the debate on digital...

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December 2021
How to unite the ‘levelling up’ tribes

Drawing on recent research published by Demos, Ben Glover and Andrew Phillips discuss how attitudes...

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November 2021
Is anonymity the best target in the fight against the trolls?

“Rest assured, this Bill will end anonymous abuse, because it will end abuse, full stop.” We will ‘

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