Broken Custodians from UsForThem
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The Libertarian Case for Restricting Social Media's Access to Children
This week we talk about the plans to restrict harmful social media’s access to children, why the Online Safety Act is failing both children and free speech, and how we can’t hope to preserve free speech online for adults until we have erect...
Is AI Making Our Children Stupid? The Case for Hitting Pause on EdTech
This weekend Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson MP, has acknowledged in an article for The Telegraph that schools are having to navigate a ‘Wild West’ of EdTech products. In this week's episode of Broken Custodians we examine the gover...
From Complaint to Audit: Moderna and the Limits of UK Pharma Regulation
In this week’s episode of Broken Custodians we examine the UK's system of pharmaceutical self-regulation and consider how and why it has proved woefully unable to hold the industry to account for pandemic-era regulatory violations.
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The UK Covid Inquiry: dumb or disingenuous?
In this week’s episode of Broken Custodians we discuss the UK Covid Inquiry’s Module 4 report on vaccines and therapeutics, published in April.
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The main focus of our discussion is the Inquiry’s assessment of the rollout o...
Broken Custodians has become a podcast
Broken Custodians has been quiet for some time, but since our last post we’ve kept our focus on pursuing the issues that have always mattered to UsForThem, and about which we know many of our readers care deeply: corporate influence, ethics...
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