We’re pleased to share that Ellie Colegate (2021 cohort) has published a fully open access journal article in the European Journal of Law and Technology (EJLT), a respected publication in the legal tech academic community.
You can read Ellie’s article here:
Differentiating between harm to users and third parties in the UK’s Online Safety regulations
Ellie’s article features in a special edition of EJLT, drawing on research presented at the BILETA 2024 conference, where Ellie presented an early version of this work in Dublin last year (read our previous news post about her BILETA presentation).
There is also an editorial introduction to the edition, which provides a helpful summary and context for the collection. You can read it here:
Special Edition Introduction and Background
EJLT is a long-standing, peer-reviewed, open access journal known for its focus on law and technology. While it doesn’t use traditional impact metrics, it is well-regarded within the academic community. You can learn more about the journal here:
EJLT European Journal of Law and Technology
Congratulations to Ellie on this publication and her contribution to the important and evolving conversation around online safety regulation in the UK.
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