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In a special episode of ITV News' Talking Politics, Baroness Kidron spoke about her parliamentary battle defending creatives in the face of copyright breaches by AI companies. She warned about the dangers of the UK Government's wider AI policy and kowtowing to the US administration and Silicon Valley.

Baroness Kidron joined the Information Security Forum's podcast series to discuss privacy in the modern age. She emphasised that the itnernet has changed, making privacy essential; explained how technology is changing childhood; and provided her take on the UK's AI strategy.

In Part 2 of her interview with Stephanie von Bismarck, Baroness Kidron discusses how digital platforms are shaping everything from childhood memory to our sense of agency, explains the dangers of algorithmic addiction and bedtime nudges, and suggests that change requires regulation, resistance, and switching off.

Baroness Kidron joins Stephanie von Bismarck to unpack how technology disrupts childhood and why she left filmmaking to take on Silicon Valley. She explains why kids need more protection online, what parents are getting wrong, and how young people can help to shape the future of tech.

In an interview for the Our World, Connected podcast series with Christine Wilson, Director of the Research and Insight Team at the British Council, Baroness Kidron described her work advocating for children's rights in the online environment and the harms children face online.

Baroness Kidron appeared on Iain Dale's All Talk podcast. She discussed her career's work, including her time as a filmmaker and her transition to advocating for children's rights and safety online, and called for 'tech sovereignty' to avoid serving the 'masters of Silicon Valley'.

Baroness Kidron appeared on the Lord Speaker's Corner podcast and video series with Lord McFall of Alcluith. She discussed her childhood and career as a film director, her work on the Age Appropriate Design Code, and the Online Safety Bill.

Baroness Kidron explained that children deserve to be focused on and talked about within the digital policymaking space - both in their own right and because looking at children gives an insight into the broader harms to society from an unregulated online world.

On Film Stories with Simon Brew, Baroness Kidron discussed her career as a director, including her Carry Greenham Home documentary and Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, and her transition to politics, including her making of the film InRealLife.

Baroness Kidron joined Stella Creasy on the first episode of her podcast series ahead of the 2024 general election to put forward her key asks for online safety and digital regulation in the major parties' manifestos.

Tech Policy Press editor Justin Hendrix interviewed Baroness Kidron for TPP's podcast series. Discussing online safety, she explained both the important changes achieved through The Data Protection Act 2018 and the work still to be done.

Baroness Kidron joined Annie Macmanus on her Changes podcast to talk about the Age Appropriate Design Code, what changes to the digital world are still required, and what parents can do to help keep their children safe online.

In an interview with LBC's Rachel Johnson, Baroness Kidron discusses her life, career and work, including recent successes and developments in online safety on both sides of the Atlantic.

Appearing on the Tech Times podcast, Baroness Kidron talked about online harms to children, including the regressive effect of social media on children, the Age Appropriate Design Code, and the fallout from Frances Haugen’s whistleblowing.