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

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.

With the rise of spam and malicious content on social media, nearly 80% of Facebook spam consists of harmful illegal streams, shopping scams, and betting schemes. Areto's new Illegal Stream Remover efficiently detects and eliminates these deceptive links in real-time, enhancing brand safety and fostering genuine fan interactions.

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.

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.