Scan your eyeballs, think of the children: how Britain sells surveillance as safety I wrote for The Nerve about the past fortnight in UK tech policy. I know a lot of people expected me to have a lot of things to say about what’s happened, but here’s the thing: aside from that article, there is absolutely nothing to say that I didn’t already say here in this blog, in my fleeting and regrettable professional capacities, […]
I love this short open-access paper from danah boyd where she suggests shifting the term we use to describe social media.
Test your goddamn inputs people
I spoke with New Scientist about a handful of clauses in the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, which is currently reaching the finish line of the Parliamentary process.
This post is world-leading!
"assume positive intent"
I wrote for my favourite weekly newsletter, Internet Exchange, on Ofcom's TCN regime under the Online Safety Act.
In which a blog inspires me to a creative challenge, which I'm committing myself to here.
For those who care about reproductive privacy, there is a long, difficult, systemic data justice fight ahead. That fight is not a digital solutionist one.
I rejoiced as I read about how the Digital Freedom Fund has revamped its leadership model.
And that’s how I got here. https://heropress.com/essays/going-back-roots/