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Scottish Government opens applications for funding to combat digital exclusion

Scottish Government opens applications for funding to combat digital exclusion

The Scottish Government has opened applications for a scheme intended to combat the digital exclusion gap in …

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Scottish Government opens applications for funding to combat digital exclusion

Scottish Government opens applications for funding to combat digital exclusion

The Scottish Government has opened applications for a scheme intended to combat the digital exclusion gap in …

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State of play: The challenges facing Scotland's gaming industry

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By Ethan Claridge
| Holyrood Verified
Sipping on a flat white in a busy coffee shop in central Edinburgh, it’s clear that Brian Baglow has a few things on his mind. Behind the brightly patterned shirt and thick-rimmed glasses, the founder of the Scottish Games Network is not pleased with the current state of the sector. “Scottish games could be doing so much better,” he says. “Instead of an output of nearly £200m a year, if you look at Finland, their equivalent output is over £2bn a year.
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UK Government plans social media curfew for older teenagers

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By Ethan Claridge
| Holyrood Verified
The UK Government will introduce default overnight curfews for 16 and 17-year-olds as part of the recently launched ban on social media services for under-16s from spring next year. The curfew will be switched on from midnight to 6am and is intended to ensure that there is “no cliff edge in protections” as teenagers gain access to social media due to age.
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Over half of children experience ‘harmful’ content online

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By Ethan Claridge
| Holyrood Verified
Research from the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) shows that despite the implementation of the Online Safety Act’s child safety duties in July 2025, over half of children have seen or interacted with content not meant for them in the last three months.
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