Considers balancing free speech and containing dangerous online content to reduce risks of digital platforms during elections, pandemics or everyday social interactions. Offers an interdisciplinary approach with insights from different geographies and parallel challenges of managing global phenomena with national policies and regulations.
Considers balancing free speech and containing dangerous online content to reduce risks of digital platforms during elections, pandemics or everyday social interactions. Offers an interdisciplinary approach with insights from different geographies and parallel challenges of managing global phenomena with national policies and regulations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction: comparative, generative, and synthetic analysis of international dimensions of platform responsibility Bhaskar Chakravorti and Joel P. Trachtman; 2. The United States' approach to 'platform regulation Eric Goldman; 3. Platform responsibility in the European Union: from the E-commerce directive to the digital services act Christoph Busch; 4. Platform responsibility with Chinese characteristics Jufang Wang; 5. Safe harbor and content moderation in India Jhalak Mrignayani Kakkar, Shashank Mohan and Vasudev Devadasan; 6. The last breaths of Brazil's marco civil? Artur Pericles L. Monteiro; 7. International dimensions of infectious disease control: applications to platform responsibility Mark Jit and Dominik K. Hofstetter; 8. Platform responsibility reforms: lessons from International financial regulation Federico Lupo-Pasini; 9. The International tax regulatory approach as a model for platform content moderation Carlo Garbarino; 10. Drawing lessons from efforts at moderating extremism Farah Pandith and Simone Lipkind; 11. Policy approaches to defining and enforcing responsibilities for online platforms Josephine Wolff; 12. Why Global platform governance is a sham Daniel W. Drezner; 13. The disinformation Paradox: why regulating online content at home may make matters worse in the World Bhaskar Chakravorti; 14. Platform responsibility: an International legal synthesis Joel P. Trachtman; 15. Conclusion: the future of defeating disinformation Bhaskar Chakravorti and Joel P. Trachtman; Index.
1. Introduction: comparative, generative, and synthetic analysis of international dimensions of platform responsibility Bhaskar Chakravorti and Joel P. Trachtman; 2. The United States' approach to 'platform regulation Eric Goldman; 3. Platform responsibility in the European Union: from the E-commerce directive to the digital services act Christoph Busch; 4. Platform responsibility with Chinese characteristics Jufang Wang; 5. Safe harbor and content moderation in India Jhalak Mrignayani Kakkar, Shashank Mohan and Vasudev Devadasan; 6. The last breaths of Brazil's marco civil? Artur Pericles L. Monteiro; 7. International dimensions of infectious disease control: applications to platform responsibility Mark Jit and Dominik K. Hofstetter; 8. Platform responsibility reforms: lessons from International financial regulation Federico Lupo-Pasini; 9. The International tax regulatory approach as a model for platform content moderation Carlo Garbarino; 10. Drawing lessons from efforts at moderating extremism Farah Pandith and Simone Lipkind; 11. Policy approaches to defining and enforcing responsibilities for online platforms Josephine Wolff; 12. Why Global platform governance is a sham Daniel W. Drezner; 13. The disinformation Paradox: why regulating online content at home may make matters worse in the World Bhaskar Chakravorti; 14. Platform responsibility: an International legal synthesis Joel P. Trachtman; 15. Conclusion: the future of defeating disinformation Bhaskar Chakravorti and Joel P. Trachtman; Index.
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