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- Feb 2022
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curator.diplomacy.edu curator.diplomacy.edu
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Content controversies move to Spotify and audio platforms after Neil Young and Joni Mitchell decided to withdraw their recordings from Spotify in the protest of Joe Rogan's anti-vaccine podcasts.
Spotify did not remove Rogan's podcasts arguing that he did not break neither legal rules nor company's content policy.
On content policy, Spotify will face what Facebook and others have been facing for long time.
Will Spotify be in position to strike right balance between remaining open for various content while dealing with misinformation.
The Economist argues that 'content policy' formula can be achieved by:
- full transparency of tech platforms' content policies;
- predictable content policy rules with possibility for public scrutiny;
- procedural mechanisms for legal recourse.
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- Jan 2022
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Apple will vault ahead of Facebook in virtual reality. There’s a new Oculus headset due,
Apple competition in metaverse
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- Oct 2021
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www.diplomacy.edu www.diplomacy.edu
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known collectively as the Facebook Papers
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"$13 billion and have 40,000 people working on the safety and security on our platform, including 15,000 people who review content in more than 70 languages working in more than 20 locations all across the world to support our community. Our third party fact-checking program includes over 80 partners who review content in over 60 languages, and 70 of those fact checkers are outside of the US."
It is really huge content policy machinery.
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classifiers
name for online censors
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misinformation and violent extremism relating to the 2020 election and January 6th insurrection.
key points
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