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The Internet: to regulate or not to regulate? inquiry

Inquiry

In its report 'Regulating in a digital world' the committee noted that over a dozen UK regulators have a remit covering the digital world but there is no body which has complete oversight. As a result, regulation of the digital environment is fragmented, with gaps and overlaps. Big tech companies have failed to adequately tackle online harms.

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Chairman responds to CMA's digital strategy and digital advertising market study
Communications Committee publishes response to CMA initiatives
3 July 2019
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Regulating in a digital world report debate
Communictions Committee report debate on Wednesday 12 June at 5.00pm
12 June 2019
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Chairman responds to the Online Harms White Paper
Communications Committee publishes response to the Online Harms White Paper
8 April 2019
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It's time to rein in big tech, says Lords committee
Communications Committee publishes its report on internet regulation
9 March 2019
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Amazon discusses the role of online marketplaces
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 8 January at 3.30pm
3 January 2019
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Minister Margot James MP discusses Government internet policy
Communications Committee meeting on Monday 12 November at 3.30pm
7 November 2018
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Facebook, Google and Microsoft meet the Committee
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 30 October at 3.30pm
30 October 2018
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Tech journalists give evidence on internet regulation
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 23 October at 3.30pm
23 October 2018
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BBC, ITV and Channel 4 discuss the internet's impact on television
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 16 October at 3.30pm
12 October 2018
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Ofcom and CMA discuss whether further internet regulation is needed
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 9 October at 3.30pm
8 October 2018
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ICO, Match and Twitter discuss internet regulation
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 11 September at 3.30pm
11 September 2018
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Should online platforms have more liability for the content that they host?
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 10 July at 3.30pm
10 July 2018
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Competition law and tech experts discuss online regulation
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 26 June at 3.30pm
26 June 2018
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How should children be better protected online?
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 19 June at 3.30pm
19 June 2018
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Trade associations give evidence on internet regulation
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 22 May at 3.30pm
21 May 2018
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What are the challenges of dealing with internet crime?
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 15 May at 3.30pm
15 May 2018
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Think tanks discuss whether more internet regulation is needed
Communications Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 8 May at 3.30pm
8 May 2018
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Digital media experts discuss internet regulation
Communications Committee meeting on Tuesday 1 May at 3.30pm
30 April 2018
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Is it time to regulate the internet? Legal experts give evidence
Communications Committee meeting on Tuesday 24 April at 3.30pm
24 April 2018
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How should internet regulation be improved? Committee launches inquiry
Communications Committee invites contributions on the regulation of the internet
29 March 2018
Total results 20 (page 1 of 1)

Contact us

  • Email: holcommunications@parliament.uk
  • Phone: 020 7219 8662 (committee staff) | 020 7219 8535 (Press Officer)
  • Address: Communications and Digital Committee, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW