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Regulating the resilience of communications platforms

Though outages to popular apps like KakaoTalk are increasingly disruptive, few regulators have so far enacted policies to improve platform resilience

Is a united approach to online safety possible?

While the policy position highlights the common role of regulators in making the internet safer, there remain challenging legal and cultural differences in defining harm online

Ofcom’s Children’s Safety Codes of Practice

The regulator’s guidance on protecting minors online comes at a time when some governments are considering prohibiting access to platforms altogether

Event debrief: Connected North 2024

Adoption, consolidation and regulation dominated discussions at this year’s event, with tensions already running high heading into the Telecoms Access Review

Event debrief: Navigating the UK’s Digital Regulation Landscape

The DRCF officially launched its AI and Digital Hub, providing its answer to how regulators can address the pace and breadth of emerging tech

Regulating wholesale telecoms

As the ACCC in Australia looks to roll back some rules over the next five years, in the UK, Ofcom appears set to stay the course

Event debrief: ISPA’s Parliament & Internet conference 2024

Both industry and policymakers appear pleased with progress on rollout, but there is work to do connecting rural areas and driving adoption

UK: Simplifying broadband switching

Ofcom is hopeful about the launch of One Touch Switch in September, and urges industry to do everything possible to meet it

Event debrief: Priorities for broadband and mobile connectivity in the UK

Ofcom received praise for supporting network investment, but further interventions will be needed to connect remote areas lacking commercial incentives

Event debrief: techUK’s Digital Landline Switchover

Despite broad agreement on the need for extensive collaboration across sectors, tensions flared over responsibilities for supporting vulnerable consumers and businesses