The latest 30 posts
- On unexpected unemployment
- A quick hypothetical situation, or, your crash introduction to the real world
- Good editors and how to spot them
- November housekeeping
- A Rant: No, journos, I will not talk to you about your favourite billionare bad boy.
- Online harms are hard. Meet a woman who is harder.
- The book is out
- A little story about my book and a troublemaker who tried to derail it, as you do
- Help me help you
- A thought experiment: what if we talked about the over-60s’ screen time the way we talk about young people’s screen time?
- Fixing the UK’s Online Safety Bill, part 1: we need answers.
- Fixing the UK’s Online Safety Bill, part 0: no, it’s not fixable.
- The week the open web won
- Here’s why your project is in scope of the Online Safety Bill
- Your compliance obligations under the UK’s Online Safety Bill; or, welcome to hell
- Announcement: I’m an Internet Society Mid-Career Fellow
- Pop-ups are dead, long live pop-ups: or, the bait-and-switch hidden in today’s cookie announcement
- When it comes to your privacy, the UK has decided that you’re a bunch of c-words
- Podcast: Internet of Humans
- Russian plugin, go fuck yourself
- Yes, the UK is trying to Brexit the Internet
- A quick take on three pretty terrifying changes to the Online Safety Bill
- The war on my screen and in my head and in my heart
- A peek behind a dark curtain
- Why the “Nick Clegg Law” is saying the quiet part out loud
- The #WildWestWeb fallacy isn’t about ending online harms. It’s about enabling populism.
- Yes, the Online Safety Bill is the most Conservative law yet. Here’s why.
- Content about a thing is not enticement to do it.
- The speculative fiction novel I want to read this year
- UK tech policy predictions for 2022: pennies dropping everywhere
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