From the telephone operator to your timeline: how a 1935 law about rude phone calls became Britain's weapon against the internet

From the telephone operator to your timeline: how a 1935 law about rude phone calls became Britain’s weapon against the internet

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This is chapter 1 of Regulated Without Representation, a series by internet law solicitor Yair Cohen on how Britain regulates the internet and who pays for it. New here? Start with the introduction. Picture a telephone exchange in 1935. Rows of young women in headsets, a wall of sockets and cords, and a voice in […]

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