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Security and Online Harms - Understanding and reducing online Disinformation and Misinformation
What are the economics underlying the spread of mis/disinformation (i.e., what is the scale and nature of the for profit mis/disinformation)?
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
economics
misinformation
disinformation
online safety
media literacy
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Digital Economy Unit - Consumer choice online
What are the potential harms and wellbeing risks that can impact consumers? How do we best measure and quantify these harms taking into account different online markets? How do different markets and tools engage in terms of reach and impact on individuals, for example to what extent does advertising follow and adversely impact consumers?
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology, 2024
consumer behavior
online markets
advertising
consumer protection
digital regulation
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Building a data-led approach to produce rigorous evidence on gambling to inform proportionate and effective gambling regulation, acting to drive down problem gambling
What is the relationship between advertising and harmful gambling?
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2023
gambling
advertising
society
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Cultural and social value of creative industries activities and effects on wellbeing
How does the type of online advert (such as video, display, social media influencers etc) influence engagement/interaction with online advertising? How does this engagement differ by age?
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2023
advertising
online advertising
social media
marketing
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Cultural and social value of creative industries activities and effects on wellbeing
How do experiences of advertising harm differ across demographics, including across adults and young people?
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2023
advertising
demographics
society
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Cultural and social value of creative industries activities and effects on wellbeing
What is the prevalence and impact of harm caused by online advertising content and its targeted delivery to internet users (such as fraudulent or misleading adverts, adverts for age restricted products or services, illegal products)?
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2023
advertising
online content
internet users
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Ensuring the financial sustainability of the UK press sector
What affects willingness to pay for news online? What types of content are different audience groups willing to pay for? In what ways are different audiences willing to pay (e.g. regular subscription, donation)? How does this change over time and what influences that change?
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2023
media
news
sustainability
audience
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Supporting operations
Influencing customer choices, for example encouraging people to use online and automatic systems, or to apply for documents in good time.
Home Office, 2019
customer service
technology
immigration
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