TechScape: UK online safety bill could set tone for global social media regulation
Up for discussion in the Guardian tech newsletter: Facebook and Google will be watching closely as MPs and peers consider proposed landmark legislation
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Up for discussion in the Guardian tech newsletter: Facebook and Google will be watching closely as MPs and peers consider proposed landmark legislation
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Euro 2020 - Final - Italy v England - Wembley Stadium, London, Britain - July 11, 2021 England's Marcus Rashford looks dejected after missing a penalty during a penalty shootout Pool via REUTERS/Frank Augstein/File Photo MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - The online racial abuse of English footballers led UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to meet with social media companies on Tuesday, but while the focus is on the industry taking action, experts have warned the global nature of the problem makes it difficult to take legal steps against the perpetrators. Experts i...
Andrew Bridgen, the MP for North West Leicestershire, tweeted last week to criticise England players for kneeling ahead of kick off and was sent a letter by the Football Association.
Debbie Abrahams, MP for Oldham East and Saddleworth, has backed calls from football stars in the debate around online...
Thursday 27 May 2021 Expand Our Board met on Tuesday 25 May and set out below are the main points discussed at the meeting. Mark Bullingham (Chief Executive Officer) and Polly Handford (Director, Legal & Governance) updated the Board on the fan-led review into Football Governance. The Board discussed the review’s terms of reference and the key themes which we will need to address when making our submission. The Board agreed that it will review a draft paper prior to this being submitted to the review and will present an overview of our proposals to the Council. Our new strateg...