Introduction: In an era where digital content is more accessible than ever, the UK government is taking significant steps to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens online, particularly concerning the consumption of pornography. With the landscape of online media constantly evolving, there is a pressing need to revisit and potentially reform the regulations governing adult content. The Need …
One thing which has seemingly gone a little quiet has been concern about the Online Safety Bill. A big reason for this is it’s slow movement through parliament (and it’s own delays) but also a little bit naivety. Before Christmas it seeked to pass the report stage, but was sent back for amendments. It now seeks to pass the report …
The BBC is reporting that sharing pornographic deepfakes without consent will become a crime. The legislation is set to be part of the controversial Online Safety Bill. A government spokesperson says there are growing global concerns about technology being used to create fake pornographic images and video, one website which creates nudes from a clothed image received 38 million visits …
LONDON — New U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has indicated that his Tory government will backpedal from controversial language in the proposed Online Safety Bill, which would have required online services to remove content that some MPs consider “legal but harmful,” including most pornography. To read the full article, please go to https://www.xbiz.com/news/269866/uk-new-tory-government-backpedals-from-plan-to-censor-legal-but-harmful-content Credits: Blog Written By: Sadie Martins Graphic …
This seminar was set up for Jamie to disseminate the information he’s learned from a couple of years in this field. Tackling legislation in the adult field, governmental direction and regulation, from the days of ATVOD, through into the latter regulation by OFCOM. Now Jamie shares his insight on the upcoming UK Online Harms Bill and how it may affect your adult online business.