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I have watched the trailer and I honestly don't like how they are attempting to track Seb down. Now that for me is classed as stalking IMO.
GK Barry explores controversial online forum Tattle Life in new documentary GK Barry: Toxic Gossip
GK goes inside one of the UK’s most notorious gossip sites to ask where online chatter ends and real-world harm begins.
www.bbc.co.uk
Is that Sebastian's house and car they're filming? Can you imagine the backlash if someone on tattle did that! They all claim tattlers do that but no one can ever provide the evidence.I have watched the trailer and I honestly don't like how they are attempting to track Seb down. Now that for me is classed as stalking IMO.
GK Barry explores controversial online forum Tattle Life in new documentary GK Barry: Toxic Gossip
GK goes inside one of the UK’s most notorious gossip sites to ask where online chatter ends and real-world harm begins.www.bbc.co.uk
Also Princess Dickson is an open police and coroners case. They shouldn't be touching that.
I have no idea but you are right she and the crew are doing are doing the exact same things that they have accused us of doing but never have done. Just completely unacceptable and I don't like this one bit.
Exactly they are making it worse for themselves by interviewing Sophie when it is a open police and coroners case with the inquest still pending. Bad idea IMO.
Not wise IMO to be speaking to Sophie when Princess's death is still an open police and coroners case with the inquest outcome still pending:
The BBC has revealed details of a new documentary with presenter and podcast host Grace Keeling, better known as “GK Barry”, exploring the controversial online forum Tattle Life. In GK Barry: Toxic Gossip, she goes inside one of the UK’s most notorious gossip sites to ask where online chatter ends and real-world harm begins.
The programme will land on the BBC’s YouTube channels and BBC iPlayer on Wednesday 1 July. It is commissioned by BBC Current Affairs for BBC Three and produced by Full large Television.
Grace Keeling brings her own perspective to a world she knows all too well. With millions of social media followers, she understands what it means to have every aspect of her life scrutinised online - including on Tattle itself. In the documentary, she explores whether it’s a space for anonymous users to target influencers with relentless criticism and attack people in the public eye, or if in some circumstances, it holds online personalities to account.
She meets individuals who say their lives have been deeply affected by online gossip, including the wife of a man accused of faking a cancer diagnosis - allegations that continued even after his death. In a conversation with Sophie Dickson, the mother of Princess Dickson, who took her own life earlier this year, Grace hears first-hand about the devastating impact of the commentary shared on the site. She also sits down with a Tattle Life user to unpack what really drives people to post.
As GK digs deeper, she examines claims that a culture of rumour, speculation and cruelty can thrive behind anonymity, raising wider questions about accountability and moderation in online spaces. Determined to understand where responsibility lies, she investigates how the site operates and attempts to track down Tattle Life’s elusive owner, who rarely speaks publicly.
Grace Keeling said: “Having read so much online and in the news about Tattle Life, and personally been spoken about on it, I wanted to speak to the people whose lives have been affected by the comments to understand the impact they have had.”
Rachel Platt, BBC Commissioning Editor, said: “GK Barry might not be your typical BBC investigative reporter but that’s exactly what makes her the perfect guide through this story. She brings candour, curiosity and a sense of humour to a subject that’s often anything but funny."
Colette Foster, Executive Producer, Full large Television said: “GK really gets to the heart of how our obsession with influencer culture can so easily turn from gossip and entertainment to heartbreak and tragedy. Part investigative sleuth, part accidental detective, she’s made every twist and turn of this film an unforgettable rollercoaster ride.”
The BBC has revealed details of a new documentary with presenter and podcast host Grace Keeling, better known as “GK Barry”, exploring the controversial online forum Tattle Life. In GK Barry: Toxic Gossip, she goes inside one of the UK’s most notorious gossip sites to ask where online chatter ends and real-world harm begins.
The programme will land on the BBC’s YouTube channels and BBC iPlayer on Wednesday 1 July. It is commissioned by BBC Current Affairs for BBC Three and produced by Full large Television.
Grace Keeling brings her own perspective to a world she knows all too well. With millions of social media followers, she understands what it means to have every aspect of her life scrutinised online - including on Tattle itself. In the documentary, she explores whether it’s a space for anonymous users to target influencers with relentless criticism and attack people in the public eye, or if in some circumstances, it holds online personalities to account.
She meets individuals who say their lives have been deeply affected by online gossip, including the wife of a man accused of faking a cancer diagnosis - allegations that continued even after his death. In a conversation with Sophie Dickson, the mother of Princess Dickson, who took her own life earlier this year, Grace hears first-hand about the devastating impact of the commentary shared on the site. She also sits down with a Tattle Life user to unpack what really drives people to post.
As GK digs deeper, she examines claims that a culture of rumour, speculation and cruelty can thrive behind anonymity, raising wider questions about accountability and moderation in online spaces. Determined to understand where responsibility lies, she investigates how the site operates and attempts to track down Tattle Life’s elusive owner, who rarely speaks publicly.
Grace Keeling said: “Having read so much online and in the news about Tattle Life, and personally been spoken about on it, I wanted to speak to the people whose lives have been affected by the comments to understand the impact they have had.”
Rachel Platt, BBC Commissioning Editor, said: “GK Barry might not be your typical BBC investigative reporter but that’s exactly what makes her the perfect guide through this story. She brings candour, curiosity and a sense of humour to a subject that’s often anything but funny."
Colette Foster, Executive Producer, Full large Television said: “GK really gets to the heart of how our obsession with influencer culture can so easily turn from gossip and entertainment to heartbreak and tragedy. Part investigative sleuth, part accidental detective, she’s made every twist and turn of this film an unforgettable rollercoaster ride.”
Well that looks predictably tit.
As usual the rit 'where online chatter ends and real world harm begins'.
Is GK Barry spoken about on here anyway?
I'm sorry but if anyone on Tattle did what the BBC are doing the outrage would be unreal.Tattle BBC doc looks stalky - filming SB's front door and car. Can you imagine if anyone on tattle did that? They all claim it happens but none of them have any proof it does.
GK Barry explores controversial online forum Tattle Life in new documentary GK Barry: Toxic Gossip
GK goes inside one of the UK’s most notorious gossip sites to ask where online chatter ends and real-world harm begins.www.bbc.co.uk
I think it looks really bad on them. So hypocritical. Just like Jess and her supporting Chris Ingham who targets 16 year old girls for sex and for getting involved in accounts on instagram that exist purely to stalk, threaten and doxx tattlers.
I agree this documentry does look really bad on them especially with the tracking down as it is definitely what I class as stalking. Also, does anyone believe that she actually sat down and interviewed a Tattle user I definitely have my doubts.
Agreed. And it is beyond disgraceful to be using that child's death (Princess Dickson) in the way that they are doing. Is there no such thing as doing the smallest bit of research anymore? Then again, the BBC only recently found out that Ashley (or Cashley as he is known on Tattle) Cain is a disgusting, misogynistic, self-serving creep. The world and its mother, plus Tattle, could have told them that years ago. But no, they had him fronting programmes up to recently.
Right that's bleeping grim tit. Just because these cretins cannot possibly comprehend somebody doesn't want to live their lives in the public eye.
Didn't Olivia Attwood do just this a few years ago?
No doubt the lying Sands fiasco will be glossed over.
If she did sit down and interview a Tattle Life user I would guess that they deleted their account ages ago.
It will no doubt be full of 'I was in a bad place. I regret it so much. I'm so ashamed and embarassed. I was just so jealous. I realise now how wrong I was'.
balls.
There will be a big box of wine just in shot, they'll besurrounded by cats and somehow both jobless but also a solicitor for the NHS
Given the fact that Princess's death is still under investigation the BBC should not have interviewed Sophie IMO.
Never heard of this GK Barry and her thread on here is dead. What's she famous for to be classed as "influencer"?
That's hilarious! You can see in their posts it was supposed to go on BBC3.
BBC3 is mostly repeats and they still didn't want to put out this amazing new programming!