Advancing digital responsibility
The Internet Commission is a non-profit organisation that works to advance trust in digital services across the globe.
Read our latest report
Our Accountability Report 2.0 is available here. It presents the findings and analysis of The Internet Commission’s second reporting cycle, looking at how organisational cultures, systems and processes shape online experiences, and how they contribute to ethical business practice.
Our Evaluation Framework, originally published in 2019, has evolved based on learnings from the first reporting cycle, important policy developments and feedback from experts.
We're here to build trust between businesses and consumers
Industries, governments and citizens need the digital transformation to be a fair and trustworthy process.
Digital legislation has arrived to address the negative consequences of digitalisation. We are here to help businesses go beyond compliance and raise the standard of “what good looks like” while building ethical competitive advantage.
What do we offer?
- For digital service providers, we set standards and enable companies to demonstrate they are committed to finding ways to protect their customers.
- For policymakers, we propose mechanisms to inform public policy and agile regulation in Europe and beyond.
- For society, we catalyse action to minimise the negative impact of digitalisation.
- For investors, we offer insights to support stewardship and risk management.
Latest News
Trust Alliance Group secures new acquisition
New study: how tech companies tackle online content issues
Pearson and Twitch join Digital Responsibility Initiative
International tech platforms open up to independent scrutiny
Want to learn more? We’re happy to help.