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Germany Starts Enforcing Controversial ‘Hate Speech’ Law: initial reactions to the Network Enforcement Act
Quick to act
Since the implementation of NetzDG, certain social networks appear to have been fast and resolute in deleting content reported by users.
During the...
Airbrushing: reality or freedom of expression? A dilemma under Polish press law
In December 2016, Super Express, a popular Polish tabloid newspaper, published a story in which it accused Mr Marek Kuchciński – politician and current...
The Future of Print Journalism – our roving reporter attends the latest Media Society...
Gloom in the room
Newspaper reach (via digital) is at an all time high, but the revenue making aspect (print) continues to struggle. Metro, City...
Hand Built by Robots: AI-generated music is on the rise
In April, an AI-generated recording by Ghostwriter titled, “Heart On My Sleeve”, accumulated over 20 million views and streams across digital service providers (DSPs)...
UK press regulator publishes new Standards Code
After a two-year consultation period, Impress published its new Standards Code (the Code). The Code aims to support journalists and protect the public from...
Draft Online Safety Bill published: landmark legislation set to be considered by MPs
The UK government’s Online Harms White Paper, published in April 2019, outlined a regulatory framework aimed at tackling illegal and harmful content disseminated online....
Tessellate
AI did it My Way
AI capabilities have evolved beyond curating playlists based off our individual listening habits and can now imitate deceased artists in autonomously created songs. Earlier...
Singapore: New guidelines kick in to regulate advertising on digital platforms
Until now, all advertisements published in Singapore had to adhere to the Singapore Code of Advertising Practice, administered by the (ASAS). The Code aimed...
