I was interviewed by the Times about the criminal liability provisions in the Online Safety Bill which could see tech bosses sent to jail for non-compliance. 

Quotes shared here - full article via this link. 

Rishi Sunak facing first Commons defeat over jailing social media bosses

By Mark Sellman  13 January 2023 

Monica Horten, the policy manager at Open Rights Group, which champions human rights online, warned: “Does this turn Britain into an authoritarian state? One that would jail people, not for what they’ve written, but . . .for what other people are writing and other people’s misuse of the system. I think that [for] parliament to be just nodding this through with no debate would be reprehensible.”