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The dog that caught the car
This post is world-leading!
That would be me
Now that the OSA is doing exactly what it was designed to do, NOW you're all listening to me.
Mephistopheles and the original sin
Hyperlinks are not the root of all evil, no matter what Ofcom thinks.
A tale of two TCNs
I wrote for my favourite weekly newsletter, Internet Exchange, on Ofcom's TCN regime under the Online Safety Act.
On the marzipan dreadnought
Thoughts on recent UK policy events, through the looking glass.
So you’ve got to read a 1200 page consultation
How to read dense and complex regulatory consultation documents which, either accidentally or deliberately, break the internet.
A short post on why I will not be writing a long post about Ofcom’s Online Safety Act consultation
This one's different. And so am I.
How to sum up 1700 pages in four words
On throwing compliance obligations crafted around Big Tech at small enterprises: again.
Online Safety enforcement consultation, round one, yay
Why deal with one massive piece of digital regulation in one week when you can deal with two?
Greatest hits, b-sides, and unfinished demo tracks: or, all my blogging on the Online Safety Bill
All my public-facing writing on the Online Safety Bill, 2019-2023, in one place.
The age-appropriate rubber dinghies of the sunlit uplands
An amendment to the Online Safety Bill uses its age verification requirements to censor subjective legal content determined by government policy. Just like we warned you years ago.