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Content Moderation
227 published works
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Managing AI-Generated Content: My Approach for Filtering Out Junk News
Artificial intelligence has assisted in producing marginal content with some publishers labeling a lot of the content as junk. When you use a news aggregator such as Feedly, like I…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
AI is Flooding the Net With Low-Quality Spam-Like Content
Yesterday I shared how AI can assist writers, including legal bloggers. So much so that society can benefit from the byproduct of their writing. More valuable insight and information on…
Simple Justice
Lies, Damn Lies and Election Lies
At Techdirt, Mike Masnick has received a flurry of press releases in response to YouTube’s decision not to moderate election misinformation. Judging by the number of very angry press releases that…
Media Law Prof Blog
Hine on Whether Content Moderation in the Metaverse Could Be a New Frontier to Attack Freedom of Expression @EmmieHine
Emmie Hine, University of Bologna, Department of Legal Studies, is publishing Content Moderation in the Metaverse Could Be a New Frontier to Attack Freedom of Expression in Philosophy and Technology.…
King Stubb & Kasiva Insights
Navigating Legal Challenges: Strategies for OTT Platforms to Safeguard Intellectual Property Rights and Address Taboo Content
Over-the-top (OTT) media platforms have witnessed a remarkable surge in popularity, surpassing traditional modes of entertainment. These platforms allow individuals to conveniently subscribe and access a wide range of shows,…
Faruki Blog
Social Media Survives SCOTUS Scrutiny
By jgreinerficlaw-com-jack-greiner
In 2017, Abdulkadir Masharipov carried out a terrorist attack on the Reina nightclub in Istanbul, Turkey, on behalf of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), a designated Foreign…
CNICA Blog
Government of India Announces the Formation of ComplaintPanels against online platforms
By CNICA
The Indian government has recently announced the formation of three grievance appellate committees to handle complaints against online platforms. These committees will be formed to oversee and revoke content moderation…
Michael Geist
Government-Backed Motion Demands Disclosure of Years of Third-Party Communications With Google and Facebook in Retribution for Opposing Bill C-18
The government plans to introduce a motion next week requiring Google and Facebook to turn over years of private third-party communication involving any Canadian regulation. The move represents more than…
The Right Coast
Twitter discloses another possible government censorship effort | The Hill
In the 17th release of the Twitter Files, journalist Matt Taibbi disclosed that the U.S. government is funding a group that has supported the censorship of dissenting viewpoints on social…
The Right Coast
Republicans Intensify Calls for Investigation of Twitter After Disclosures of Internal Documents – WSJ
WASHINGTON The disclosures made by new Twitter owner Elon Musk about content moderation on the social network, particularly its handling of news about Hunter Biden before the 2020 election, have…