49 - Are internet algorithms a problem for human rights?

Update: 2021-06-09

Description

This week we speak to Lorna Woods, Professor of Internet Law at Essex University, about how algorithms on the internet are 'personalising' the content we see and how this impacts on the rights to privacy and freedom of expression.

This podcast is part of a mini-series co-hosted with Susie Alegre, international human rights barrister, Associate at Doughty Street Chambers and Research Fellow at the University of Roehampton

Comments

In Channel

61 - A free chapter from my new audio book, Emergency State.

2022-10-1332:12

60 - The illiberal and misconceived Bill of Rights Bill

2022-07-0653:34

59 - Violence against women and how to end it

2022-04-1449:41

58 - Could Putin be prosecuted?

2022-03-1046:54

58 - Tolerance, decency, kindliness

2022-02-2859:32

57 - The government's plans for judicial review

2022-02-1401:01:35

56 - Inheriting the Holocaust

2022-01-2738:41

55 - Joint enterprise

2022-01-1739:33

54 - Why the Human Rights Act matters

2022-01-0601:36:44

53 - Windrush lives

2021-12-0601:00:13

52 - Christine Burns on trans rights

2021-11-2601:26:42