Tech Against Terrorism Authored Resources

Policy Responses and Consultations

Tech Against Terrorism’s response to the EU Digital Services Act consultation process – September 2020

Tech Against Terrorism response to the EU’s Digital Services Act – January 2021

Position Pieces and Guidelines

Research Papers

Trends in Terrorist and Violent Extremist Use of the Internet | Q1-Q2 2021 – July 2021

Transparency Reports

The Tech Against Terrorism Mentorship | 2018 – 2020 Overview – May 2021

External Publications

Blogs

Adam Hadley, Online Safety Bill risks scapegoating platforms and wont create a safer internet The Times – February 2020

Adam Hadley and Jacob Berntsson, The EU’s Terrorist Content Regulation: concerns about effectiveness and impact on smaller tech platforms Vox-Pol – July 2020

Tech Against Terrorism, The Terrorist Content Analytics Platform and transparency by designs Vox-Pol – November 2020

Tech Against Terrorism, Terrorists use of the internet Counterterror Business – December 2020

Adam Hadley, Terrorists are hiding where they can’t be moderated Wired – December 2020

Adam Hadley, Regulated encryption isn’t possible — here’s what is Politico – August 2021

Jacob Berntsson, Maygane Janin, Online Regulation of Terrorist and Harmful Content Politico – October 2021

Anne Craanen and Charley Gleeson, The overlap between terrorist content online, disinformation, and the tech sector response Spotlight on the Digital Ecosystem via Vox-Pol – March 2022

Research Papers

GIFCT Working Group: Gap Analysis and Recommendations for deploying technical solutions to tackle the terrorist use of the internet – July 2021

Deeba Shadnia, Alex Newhouse, Matt Kriner and Arthur Bradley, Militant accelerationism coalitions: A case study in Neo-Fascist Accelerationist Coalition Building Online – June 2022

Arthur Bradley and Deeba Shadnia, Examining online migration to terrorist and violent extremist-owned domains – July 2022