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  1. ContractsProf Blog

    Tuesday Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for June 1, 2021

    By Mark Burge

    Top Downloads For:Contracts & Commercial Law eJournalRecent Top Papers (60 days)As of: 02 Apr 2021 - 01 Jun 2021RankPaperDownloads 1.Content Moderation RemediesEric GoldmanSanta Clara University - School of Law1,0222.Tokenized: The Law…

  2. The Right Coast

    Source Code: Facebook goes after superspreaders

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Facebook announced Wednesday that it will now limit the spread of all posts from individual Facebook users who repeatedly share content that's been debunked by fact-checkers. That's right, all posts…

  3. ContractsProf Blog

    Tuesday Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for May 25, 2021

    By Mark Burge

    Top Downloads For:Contracts & Commercial Law eJournalRecent Top Papers (60 days)As of: 26 Mar 2021 - 25 May 2021RankPaperDownloads 1.Content Moderation RemediesEric GoldmanSanta Clara University - School of Law9792.Tokenized: The Law…

  4. MediaWrites

    Draft Online Safety Bill published: landmark legislation set to be considered by MPs

    By Megan Curzon

    The UK government’s Online Harms White Paper, published in April 2019, outlined a regulatory framework aimed at tackling illegal and harmful content disseminated online. A public consultation in response to…

  5. PrawfsBlawg

    Anti-Vaxxers on Facebook and Nazis in Skokie

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Wednesday, May 12, 2021Anti-Vaxxers on Facebook and Nazis in SkokieYale law professor (and Tiger Dad) Jed Rubenfeld has signed on as counsel for Children's Health Defense, a non-profit anti-vaxx…

  6. ContractsProf Blog

    Tuesday Top Ten – Contracts & Commercial Law Downloads for May 11, 2021

    By Mark Burge

    Moving past some schedule bumps for yours truly connected with the end of the semester, the Tuesday Top Ten comes roaring back today with both the quality and quantity (of…

  7. Michael Geist

    Not Just User Generated Content: Liberal Government Also Want the CRTC to Regulate Apps Under Bill C-10

    By Michael Geist

    Earlier tonight, I posted on the government’s attack on freedom of expression with its astonishing plans to regulate all user generated content posted to sites such as Youtube, Instagram, TikTok,…

  8. State AG Insights

    Twitter Challenges Texas AG’s Civil Investigative Demand

    By Kevin Chen

    A recent lawsuit filed by Twitter against Texas AG Ken Paxton claims that an investigation into the company’s internal content moderation policies violates the First Amendment. On January 13, Paxton…

  9. The Right Coast

    Terms of Servitude – The American Mind

    By Thomas A. Smith

    This week, The American Mind experienced the new normal firsthand. A recent piece of content entitled The Ruling Class Strikes Back was removed from YouTube due to a violation of…

  10. Internet & Social Media Law Blog

    Everything in Moderation: Artificial Intelligence and Social Media Content Review

    By Simone A. Wood

    Interactive online platforms have become an integral part of our daily lives. While user-generated content, free from traditional editorial constraints, has spurred vibrant online communications, improved business processes and expanded…