Kir Nuthi moderated the SME4Labour x 89up fringe event “The Online Safety Bill Will Break the Internet: What Should Labour Do?”

The Online Safety Bill Will Break the Internet: What Should Labour Do?

Behavioral advertising is seen as by some as the fuel that will power the next cycle of innovation for the Internet and by others as intrusive tracking of private citizens that should be severely restricted by government. As Congress considers legislation that would impact online advertising, a clear understanding of both sides of this issue is needed to enact positive reforms that both encourage innovation and protect consumers.

Targeted Online Advertising: The Savior of the Web or Fundamental Threat to Privacy?

ITIF's Center for Data Innovation hosted a panel discussion exploring how European businesses use digital advertising to generate growth, the structure of Europe’s market for online ads, and the contributions of targeted ads to the EU’s digital transformation.

Trends and Impact of Online Advertising in the EU

ITIF's Center for Data Innovation hosted a panel discussion about how online ads work, what data they use, how they deliver value for advertisers and consumers, and what kinds of technological developments are changing the nature of targeted online advertising.

How Will Online Advertising Work In A World Without Cookies?

What are the benefits and limitations of self-regulation for online behavioral advertising?

Benefits and Limitations of Industry Self-Regulation for Online Behavioral Advertising

Rob Atkinson opened his presentation to the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee Secretariat at the European Parliament by discussing the differences between digital hype and digital reality.

How Digital Technologies Impact Employment and Consumption in the EU

A coalition of 70 individuals and organizations, including ITIF’s Center for Data Innovation, sent an open letter to the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Rishi Sunak opposing the Online Safety Bill’s clauses that erode end-to-end encryption in private messaging and other online services.

Coalition Letter Regarding the UK Online Safety Bill

Online platforms create immense social value by making it easier for their users to find each other and engage in mutually beneficial arrangements, explained ITIF in comments filed with the United Kingdom’s House of Lords.

Comments to the UK’s House of Lords on Online Platforms and the EU Digital Single Market

View the Center for Data Innovation's discussion on the Online Safety Bill, its implications for encryption and anonymity, and how policymakers can balance online safety with competing goals.

What Will Be the Impact of the UK’s Online Safety Bill on Encryption and Anonymity Online?

What Will Be the Impact of the UK's Online Safety Bill on Encryption and Anonymity Online?

The Future for Online Advertising Regulation 

focuses on the next steps for online advertising regulation in the UK.

It will be an opportunity to discuss key issues emerging from the Government’s consultation on the Online Advertising Programme (OAP), and priorities for the online advertising sector, its customers, partners, and the public - as well as the Government’s response to feedback.

Kir Nuthi speaks on how the UK's OAP might affect international companies looking to work in the UK markets.

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Kir Nuthi speaks at "The Future for Online Advertising Regulation" conference on how the UK's Online Advertising Programme might affect international companies looking to work in the UK markets.

Key Issues Emerging From the UK Government’s Consultation on the Online Advertising Programme

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