@prestonjbyrne I think the platforms involved will be listed in secondary legislation (= minimal scrutiny) allowed by the 'Henry VIII' powers made in the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026.
@prestonjbyrne Their censorship demands will not stop. Last week it was Grok. This week it is Henry Nowak’s murder. Next week it will be something else. Wake up, America.
Client journalism is common these days at the BBC, particularly in the tech sector. This @Cressup piece diligently reproduces copy provided by Ofcom, but fails to mention that none of its imposed fines have been paid. The article's narrative is invalid.
https://t.co/GuZXAfgP8c
@UnderSecE Madam Under Secretary of State, if you are 'deeply concerned', then the sooner a federal GRANITE act is passed the better. That's the only way to stop these trigger-happy censors.
Katy Watson on @BBCr4today Australia u-16 SM ban began with young people confirming they had avoided the ban. There was lots of talk of 'not a silver bullet', 'very little data about how it's working' etc etc.
The word 'failure' was never mentioned in the whole piece. Not once.
@prestonjbyrne Although most newspapers are now on social media, the internet remains their natural enemy because it is their competition. Newspapers needed no encouragement in the response we saw today. They all copied each other of course, but that was merely lazy journalism.
@Loingirder These police 'chiefs' say this on a regular basis. They like to keep themselves in the news, and they know the BBC is gullible enough to oblige. The same police want to see the retention of NCHIs.
@GBNEWS Nadine Dorries' u-turn over the Online Safety Act proves how bankrupt today's political class is. What is Reform doing with such a useless grifter?