An interesting article in The Telegraph provides another example of how a proactive approach to inappropriate content in the workplace is always better than the consequences of being reactive.
Social media firm seen losing ground in local market
The breakthrough technology, which has recently had patents granted in 148 global territories, is able to detect and classify pornography in streaming video content, in real-time with up to 99 ...
Creating ‘offensive, hostile’ work place for women will amount to sexual harassment
The news today that Twitter is seeking to further improve and protect the user experience on their site is welcomed by Image Analyzer.
Following on from the recent job losses in the Attorney General’s office over the sharing of pornographic emails, another state institution has suffered from adverse publicity.
HARRISBURG – A scandal that implicated top state officials in email chains transmitting pornography has prompted the first firings in the Attorney General’s Office, where the email sharing was based, ...
Mental health services ‘in a fog’ Published:5th November 2014
Video-sharing Twitter app Vine says it has banned all sexually explicit content from being published on the platform.
Virgin Media has turned on a filtering system to help parents stop children seeing inappropriate material online. BBC News 28 February 2014
