Mind the internet safety gap
A recent survey shows that young women and girls in the global majority regularly face abuse online, but feel as though they are not supported by platforms, parents, schools, or law enforcement. How can we close this gap?
The delicate balance of safety and speech, Nazis (again) and the realities of NCII abuse
The week in content moderation - edition #257
Are we entering T&S’ punk rock phase?
T&S professionals aren't being beaten down by layoffs and budget cuts; they're coming together and getting things done themselves. A bit like when I published zines as a teenager
The rise of AI moderation agents, KOSA's comeback and Yahoo Boys get banned
The week in content moderation - edition #256
What TrustCon's agenda says about T&S right now
TrustCon is the Trust & Safety industry's largest and most significant conference. We take a look at its agenda to see what it says about trends in T&S right now and highlight some recommended panels
How platforms reacted to Trump shooting, Spotify's creator mod push and Mekić vs Musk
The week in content moderation - edition #255
Giving data workers a voice, DSA activity ramps up and key NetChoice takeaways
The week in content moderation - edition #254
The T&S ally you didn't know you had
Helping your organisation's finance team understand what your T&S teams does, and why it's important to invest time (and money) into proactive safety solutions, could help you get buy-in and investment
The limits of community labeling services
Community labelling and moderation models are a great way to distribute power among platform users. But there are limits to what kind of reports are appropriate and what we can expect from volunteers
