From the 2010s on, online creators and communities have become increasingly dependent
on a relatively small number of digital media platforms (or, in Chinese, ping tai), which are in …

This article presents the results of methodological experimentation that utilises machine
learning to investigate automated copyright enforcement on YouTube. Using a dataset of …

The article discusses the negotiations surrounding the treatment of journalistic content in
relation to content regulation in the context of the European Union's Digital Services Act …

Research indicates that adolescents who are vulnerable to self‐harm are likely to access
social media specifically related to self‐harm, which often contains health myths and fails to …

The photo, video, and message sharing application ('app') Instagram is one of the most
popular visual social media platforms in the world (Instagram, 2019). As of June 2018 …

This chapter first discusses how Facebook's content moderation process works, along with
Facebook's policies on Dangerous Individuals and Organizations, which were allegedly …

This article reviews the fate of truth and falsehood outside of the courtroom, largely—but not
exclusively—in the United States. Describing opportunities and techniques to mislead or …

At the start of 2021, Twitter launched a closed US pilot of Birdwatch, seeking to promote
credible information online by giving users the opportunity to add context to misleading …

The thesis revolves around the political economy of online platform governance, aiming to
reconceptualise how we think about the internet and platforms. The thesis focuses on …

As public perception about social media platforms has worsened, these corporations have
tried to regain legitimacy by profoundly revamping their content moderation systems. The …