Techdirt Podcast Episode 322: What Is Platform Democracy?
from the different-ideas dept
In discussions about content moderation, it’s easy to get stuck in the mindset that there are only a few simple ways it could possibly work — but in fact there is plenty of room for exploring creative alternatives. One such idea examined in a recent paper by Aviv Ovadya, Technology and Public Purpose Fellow at Harvard’s Belfer Center, is called “platform democracy”. It’s well worth discussing, and Aviv joins us on this week’s episode to do exactly that.
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Comments on “Techdirt Podcast Episode 322: What Is Platform Democracy?”
Kagen "dissent"
WaPo says “Justice Elena Kagan would have let a decision from the lower court to stand for now, but did not detail her reasoning.
So, while she didn’t sign on to the majority decision, it appears she’s not willing to let the law go into effect. At least not yet.
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wrong post to comment on, dude.