The Eternal Optimist: why we shouldn’t just dismiss Ofcom’s new role in regulating social media
Last week the Government announced that it plans to appoint Ofcom as the new online harms regulator. The regulator will have powers to act against...
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Last week the Government announced that it plans to appoint Ofcom as the new online harms regulator. The regulator will have powers to act against...
Last week the Government announced that it plans to appoint Ofcom as the new online harms regulator. The regulator will have powers to act against...
A Demos response to the CDEI report on the future of online targeting. As the government’s new AI adviser calls for overhaul of social media...
A pamphlet from the Rt. Hon. Lord Andrew Tyrie is calling for the establishment of a new parliamentary court to strengthen Select Committee powers, ahead of...
Successful innovation doesn’t come mainly from small businesses or universities, argue Paul Nightingale and Alex Coad. Over the last 30 years innovation and entrepreneurship have...
We’re about to leave the EU and, unless the transition period is extended, the Government has less than a year to put a new immigration...
There are now 2.5 million people living with or beyond cancer in the UK (1). By the year 2030 this figure could be as high...
Beyond the Bubble: The online conversation on research and development looks into how research and development is discussed and communicated about online. It shows the...
Tilly McAuliffe, Trustee, is the founder of the Think Media Group, which comprises a customer publishing agency Think Publishing, a book publishing company Think Books...
Local Institutions, Productivity, Sustainability and Inclusivity Trade-offs (LIPSIT) is an ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council) funded collaborative project. Demos is working alongside The University of Surrey,...