Chair of the committee Baroness Keeley @KeeleyMP, has issued the following statement on the resignations of BBC Director General Tim Davie and CEO of News Deborah Turness:
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News from the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee. Investigating public policy related to the media, the internet and the creative industries.
- We are live now with @mollyroseorg, @NSPCC and Baroness Kidron speaking about the Online Safety Act. Watch here: parliamentlive.tv/event/index/b4…
- Tune in at 2:15pm tomorrow for our session with @NSPCC, @mollyroseorg and Baroness Kidron. We will be examining Ofcom's proposals for additional safety measures under the Online Safety Act. More information here:Replying to @UKHouseofLords📝 In committees, the @LordsCommsCom hears from Baroness Kidron and the @NSPCC about the Online Safety Act. In addition, the @LordsJHACom speaks to Lord Timpson, Minister of State for Prisons, Probation and Reducing Reoffending. ➡️ See full schedule parliament.uk/business/news/…
- At 2.30pm, we will be taking evidence on @Ofcom's additional safety measures consultation. Questions will focus on online safety measures aimed at stopping illegal content going viral, and tackling harms at source. Watch live:
- Urgent action is needed to improve #MediaLiteracy across the UK. We called on Government to: - Embed media literacy in the national curriculum - Demand more from platforms - Demonstrate leadership - Raise public awareness Find out more:Being media literate—having the skills to think critically about the content we create and consume, both online and offline—is essential. Read a summary of our new report on #MediaLiteracy: ukparliament.shorthandstories.com/media-literacy…
committees.parliament.ukFailure to prioritise media literacy in the UK presents a risk to social cohesion and democracy -...The Communications and Digital Committee publishes its report ‘Media literacy’. - "Good media literacy education needs to be sustained and repeated." Our Chair @KeeleyMP has written in @tes about our new report on #medialiteracy. Read the article:
- Being media literate—having the skills to think critically about the content we create and consume, both online and offline—is essential. Read a summary of our new report on #MediaLiteracy: ukparliament.shorthandstories.com/media-literacy…
- Lords Communications and Digital Committee repostedA failure to prioritise media literacy in the UK presents a risk to social cohesion and democracy. We have published our report on #MediaLiteracy today. Find out more here: committees.parliament.uk/committee/170/…
00:00 - A failure to prioritise media literacy in the UK presents a risk to social cohesion and democracy. We have published our report on #MediaLiteracy today. Find out more here: committees.parliament.uk/committee/170/…00:00
- How can we boost media literacy across the UK? We are publishing our report on #MediaLiteracy tomorrow. Find out more about our inquiry here: committees.parliament.uk/work/9030/medi…
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Replying to @UKHouseofLords and @LordsSTCom📱 @LordsCommsCom warned that the UK is at risk of becoming an ‘incubator economy’ unless it does a better job supporting UK AI and creative tech startups to grow into global competitors - Lords Communications and Digital Committee repostedReplying to @UKHouseofLords @LordsSTCom and 4 othersCatch up on what’s happened so far this year in the House of Lords and its committees parliament.uk/business/news/…
- Our report on #ScalingUp in AI and creative technology will be debated this morning. We called on Government to: - Streamline support for innovation - Focus on AI delivery - Champion entrepreneurs - Commit to the creative industries Watch live: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/b2…
