Oxford Internet Institute

7 August 2017 ITPro

Two currencies with 50% market share in the same area are less useful than one currency with 100% market share from the point of view of ability to pay, says Vili Lehdonvirta in a comment for ITPro.

2 August 2017 BBC News

The bitcoin split might make it harder to establish Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash as currencies useful for commerce, says Vili Lehdonvirta, commenting on a story for BBC News.

1 August 2017 The Telegraph

"The way we live our lives is often not solely determined by us, but by others," says Sandra Wachter in an opinion piece on the ethics of AI for the Telegraph.

22 July 2017 Newsweek

What differentiates the ongoing crisis in Qatar from conventional international crises is the means—the deployment of cyber attacks—and the risk of escalation posed by this new brand of warfare, says Mariarosaria Taddeo.

22 July 2017 Dhaka Tribune

According to a recent study, Bangladesh is the second largest supplier of online labour in the world. The OII's iLabour report analysed data across multiple e-platforms connecting freelancers with employers.

21 July 2017 Oxford Student

Bitcoin aims to operate as a decentralised, trustless technology void of central authority, says the OII's Vili Lehdonvirta.

21 July 2017 The Independent

According to a recent study, India is the largest supplier of online labour in the world. The OII's iLabour report analysed data across multiple e-platforms connecting freelancers with employers.

20 July 2017 Connected to India

According to a recent study, India is the largest supplier of online labour in the world. The OII's iLabour report analysed data across multiple e-platforms connecting freelancers with employers.

20 July 2017 Financial Express

Bangladesh is the second largest supplier of online labour, says a recent OII report, analysing data from e-platforms connecting freelancers with employers.

20 July 2017 Economic Times

India is followed by Bangladesh, US, Pakistan, Philippines and the UK in what is being termed "digital gig work" or freelance work offered online. Over half of the online work supplied out of India is dominated by software development and technology.

18 July 2017 Sky News

Experts say the move will not deter children from accessing porn and will leave adults exposed to blackmail and other cybercrime.

17 July 2017 BBC News

A nine-month countdown to the introduction of compulsory age checks on online pornography seen from the UK has begun.

17 July 2017 The Washington Post

Campaigns to manipulate public opinion through false or misleading social media postings have become standard political practice across much of the world.

12 July 2017 BBC News

Cyber-bullying is far less common than "traditional" face-to-face bullying, according to an academic survey of more than 120,000 English 15-year-olds.

12 July 2017 BuzzFeed

Despite the hype, children are much more likely to be bullied offline than on, and it's very rare for cyberbullying to happen on its own, according to a new report.

12 July 2017 Wired

A study of more than 100,000 teenagers shows less than one per cent of teens that are bullied only experience it online.

9 July 2017 Spend Matters

Reporting on recent findings of the Oxford Internet Institute's iLabour Project.

9 July 2017 The Guardian

Three recent reports -- from Ofcom, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, and the Oxford Internet Institute -- provide some pointers.

9 July 2017 Spend Matters

The Oxford Internet Institute recently highlighted a sharp rise in its Online Labour Index, which "measures the utilization of online labor across countries and occupations by tracking the number of projects and tasks in real time."

28 June 2017 BBC Radio 4

Mariarosaria Taddeo is a witness on BBC Radio 4's Moral Maze, discussing whether we need a new moral philosophy for the Internet.