UK Online Safety Bill: Tech giants not forced to remove harmful content
Social media giants failing to tackle misogyny could face huge fines under new law | The Independent
U.K. to Toughen New Social-Media Law, Threatening CEOs With Jail Time - WSJ
Ofcom appointed as regulator of social media in the UK to prevent online harm - Internet Law News
MailOnline becomes largest non-BBC monthly digital newsbrand - The Media Leader
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Biggest websites in the UK 2022: Top 20 web publishers revealed
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Young British People Shop Most on Social Media | ecommerceDB.com
What does the UK online media literacy strategy mean for families? | Parent Zone | At the heart of digital family life
Social media ad spend drops for the first time
UK media inflation forecast to rise to 4.3% | WARC | The Feed
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Newspaper paywalls slowly increasing, but online news is still mostly free | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Urgent reform needed for UK media ownership regulation | Media@LSE
Twitter: BBC objects to 'government funded media' label - BBC News
Most popular online shops in the UK 2023 | Statista
United Kingdom media guide - BBC News
U.K. government purges “legal but harmful” provisions from its revised Online Safety Bill | Brookings
UK media inflation predicted to reach 3.8% in 2023 - New Digital Age
Social Media - UK Safer Internet Centre
UK Online Safety Bill Scrutinizes Internet Ad Scams
UK's Online Safety Bill is nearly ready and not everyone is happy | Context
