Dive into the specifics of Canada's groundbreaking online harms law, Bill C-63, its global context, and the collective action needed to ensure a respectful, secure online community.

Stop illegal streams & protect your sports brand's value! Learn how leaders can fight piracy & safeguard media rights, fan safety & reputation. Plus, discover an automated "Illegal Stream Remover" solution.

Imagine social media strategies in sports dynamically shaped by real-time insights, not just historical data. This isn't science fiction—it's the present, powered by AI. This blog explores how AI transforms sports social media teams, focusing on audience Insights & targeting, automation & time-saving, content optimization & engagement, and creativity & innovation.

We sit down with Lauren Briske, Areto's head of product and the mastermind behind the Areto Score. With a deep understanding of community engagement, Lauren is passionate about measuring true value. She dives into the fascinating story of the Areto Score's creation, from its inception to its development process, and reveals why it truly matters for your social media success.

In our ongoing exploration of ethical moderation, we arrive at a crucial step: establishing clear and adaptive community guidelines.

Community Guidelines serve as the bedrock of a healthy online environment, fostering a sense of shared understanding and promoting positive, inclusive interactions. Here’s a guide to get us there.

Areto ambassador and New Zealand Rugby Referee of the Year Ben O’Keeffe talks about his social media journey during Rugby World Cup 2023 and how important using community engagement and content moderation software is for a successful career in sport

As we bid farewell to 2023 and eagerly await the arrival of 2024, we're excited to share a year’s worth of New Year's resolutions to sprinkle a little extra magic into your online presence to improve fan experience and boost engagement.

Areto Labs, a Canadian AI company, has joined a European task force by the Council of Europe and EU to tackle the growing issue of hate speech in sport, offering its AI moderation expertise.

In online content, engagement holds immense value. However, not all engagement is created equally. In this blog post, we delve into the contrasting worlds of "naughty" (bad) and "nice" (good) engagement, and challenge existing notions of measuring community health with engagement rate

Social media platforms serve as our virtual gathering places, but they also host hate speech and harmful content, with a staggering 86% of reported abuse remaining online. Learn why platforms allow this to continue and discover what can be done to improve online safety in your community

How do you know if your content moderation practices are ethical? In Part 2 of the 3-part Ethical Moderation Series, we outline 14 key questions to ask when evaluating your own ethical moderation practices.

Online communities and moderators grapple with harmful content daily, risking their mental well-being. In an era where the digital realm can be both a playground and a battleground, 'Ethical Moderation' emerges as our shield.

World Rugby referee Ben O'Keeffe has teamed up with Areto Labs as an ambassador, championing the creation of safer and more respectful digital spaces for athletes, fans, and the wider sports world.

Areto ambassador and referee in the upcoming Rugby World Cup 2023, New Zealand referee Ben O'Keeffe sheds light on the impact of social media abuse and the need for secure, inclusive online spaces.

In an exclusive interview, Kayla Bushey shares her experiences with social media, addressing the impact of online abuse on mental well-being, and offering practical advice for those facing cyberbullying.

Explore the limitations of traditional blocked or banned words lists, while understanding how over or under-blocking can impact your engagement, brand and community safety.

On Trans Day of Visibility, Areto Labs announced its partnership with Chris Mosier, a transgender athlete and advocate, to fight online abuse and hate speech.

In recent years, social media platforms have been under increasing pressure to address content moderation. However, it seems like the tide is turning, with some of the big players slowly pulling back from their content moderation responsibilities.

With the unprecedented rise of internet use and the comfort it provides at the tip of our fingers, one can wonder whether this accessibility comes with any costs. And unfortunately, it does. The rise in our screen time isn’t and exposure to the digital world is taking away from our mental health, sense of safety and happiness. Why? Online abuse.

Law enforcement, employers, social media companies, small businesses that provide solutions - each has a role to play, and they all must work together to implement solutions and consult with those most affected by online toxicity and abuse