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Technology, Human Rights, and Cybersecurity (January 2022)
Section 3 . 4

[Jan 18–part 1] Platform Content Policies

Vivek Krishnamurthy

  • What kinds of content should online platforms permit / prohibit?
  • How should online platforms go about deciding whether to permit / prohibit certain forms of content?
  • What is the nature of platforms' content rules? Are they laws? Contracts? Guidelines? Or just self-serving statements?
  • Should different speakers be subject to diferent rules when it comes to regulating online content?
  • What is the role of human rights law when platforms are setting their content policies?

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