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- Oct 2020
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h.diplomacy.edu:9443 h.diplomacy.edu:9443
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between freedom of speech and “freedom of reach”: leave posts up, but make them less visible and viral.
Interesting distinction
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h.diplomacy.edu:9443 h.diplomacy.edu:9443
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This article links content policy, anti-monopoly regulation and human rights in an effective way. These issues are closely interlinked. Here are the man points from the article:
- explaining position of main actors focusing on fake and false news and right on freedom of expression;
- growing censorship in the Western societies (UK, France)
- can tech executives be in charge of freedom of expression;
- how to avoid monopolies in content - the most reasonable approach is to develop interoperability with users having possibility to switch between platforms (move data) without using its network and contacts (analogy to mobile phone number); in this scenario the social networks would become utilities.
- internatoinal human rights law provide a solid international framework for dealing with content (reasonable balance between freedom of speech and relevant and proportionate restrictions.
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- Jun 2020
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www.newyorker.com www.newyorker.com
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Facebook defends free speech.
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