Monthly Archives: January 2013
The Tempero Tattle: Jan 2013
Now that it seems we get to live another day and the world continues to plough its mundane furrow in the anticlimactic penumbra of the conspicuously absent cataclysm promised by the Mayans, and the face-clenching blasts from the subarctic are …
Interim guidelines on prosecuting cases involving communications sent via social media
At the end of last year, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) issued interim guidelines on prosecuting cases involving communications sent via social media. The guidelines are designed to help prosecutors make decisions in relation to cases where it has …
Social Media Event Calendar
There are so many social media events taking place each month in the UK that we’ve decided to keep a track of them via this calendar. Click on the events for more details, and as it’s a Google Calendar it …
The shift in social gaming
Gaming is one of the most popular activities on social platforms. But how big is it, really? As of last September, Facebook reported over 251 million people are playing. That means 1 out of every 4 of my friends is …
Protecting children in social spaces: content moderation
Simon Fuller from E-Commerce Law & Policy spoke to Tom Walker, our Community Manager and child-safety expert last month about the challenges of moderating content in order to protect children online. What kind of content does your work involve moderating …
Tempero on Google+
