The World Wide Web Foundation: Why the Web Needs to Work Better for Women

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Listen to the Power of Data Podcast – Ep. 41 with Adrian Lovett, President and Chief Executive Officer of the World Wide Web Foundation

On the Power of Data Podcast, Sam Tidswell-Norrish speaks to Adrian Lovett, President and Chief Executive Officer of the World Wide Web Foundation who examines the societal and business responsibility of the world wide web and why the web needs to work better for women and protecting them from online abuse.

They also discuss mitigating misinformation amidst a global pandemic, data rights and the need to ensure that people have the digital skills and basic digital literacy to be able to interact online in a meaningful way.

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