Online intermediaries have become a focal point of content moderation. They may enable or
disable access by removing or blocking controversial content, or by terminating users' …

With the expansion of digital economy, tackling illegal online content is an increasingly
challenging task. China implemented a dual-track legal mechanism on content moderation …

Technology companies play a major role in governing the internet. The rules of platforms,
content hosts, search engines, and telecommunications providers govern how we interact …

Like all markets, online platforms need rules. Their rules are both explicit, in the form of
community standards, moderator guidelines, terms of use, commercial contracts and …

Online platforms have created content moderation systems, particularly in relation to tackling
illegal content online. This study reviews and assesses the EU regulatory framework on …

After many years of much-criticized opacity in the field of content moderation, social media
platforms are now opening up to a dialogue with users and policymakers. Until now, liability …

Content moderation is not only an Internet governance problem; it is also, unavoidably, a
form of de facto adjudication. Online platforms make determinations that affect individual …

The fear that a single actor can decide what can or cannot be said in large parts of the online
public sphere has led to growing calls for measures to promote competition between digital …

Congress should consider legislation to regulate the content moderation practices of
platforms. Failure to act will leave platform users unprotected and will allow other countries …

Before 2016, the calls for comprehensive regulation of social media platforms were small in
the United States. Since then, the push for regulation, spanning the entire political spectrum …