Internet firms urged to help tackle online behaviour

Internet companies should take responsibility and help scientists tackle problematic online behaviour, experts have said.

Internet firms urged to help tackle online behaviour
Wed, 10 Oct, 2018 - 06:30

By Sally Wardle

Internet companies should take responsibility and help scientists tackle problematic online behaviour, experts have said.

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