New guidance will help smaller hosting service providers to tackle terrorist content online

29th November 2023Andrew Staniforth, Policing Insight

As terrorist propaganda continues to promulgate the internet, new EU regulations have been introduced for tech companies to remove harmful content, with penalties for non-compliance; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth spoke to Sophia Rothut, researcher at the Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, about who will enforce these new provisions, and how a Tech Against Terrorism Europe initiative is providing guidance and training for companies on compliance.

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New guidance will help smaller hosting service providers to tackle terrorist content online

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