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Representing @WomeninFootball at the #CrossingTheLine event. Fascinating research and a very interesting discussion. Great to hear about the ambition also to have a dedicated report for female players. Important point raised about understanding/clarifying what constitutes abuse.
A new report, conducted by Ofcom and the Alan Turing institute, into the scale of abuse targeted at Premier League players on twitter identified has been published.
Sat on an @Ofcom panel at the #CrossingTheLine event this afternoon. We discussed the online abuse of premier league footballers, following the release of the @AlanTuringInsti report into Twitter abuse specifically. Incredibly insightful and eye opening, grateful to be involved
▶️We spoke to @aoifemannion_ at our #CrossingTheLine event at Manchester's @FootballMuseum today.
She told us about her views on the online abuse faced by footballers players. Watch here ⬇️
▶️ We caught up with @GaryLineker at our #CrossingTheLine event today, to find out what he thinks could be done to tackle the problem of online abuse in the national game.