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Posts tagged with ‘Content Moderation’

  • May032023

    The Internet Consortium for Online Safety: How Collaborative Tech, Not Legislation, Could Prevent Harmful Content Proliferation

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    Introduction Countering violent extremism (CVE) in a digital context sees practitioners grappling with the enterprise of removing terrorist and violent…

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  • Feb272023

    Trends in Terrorist Use of the Internet in 2022 

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    Terrorists were resilient online in 2022 and have continued to adapt their methods to ensure content remains available, such as…

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  • Feb242023

    Technochauvinism and Online Extremism

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    Introduction In recent years, we’ve witnessed the continued rise of technochauvinism and its sibling phenomena, ‘techno-solutionism’, which gained notoriety as…

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  • Dec122022

    The Cissexist Assemblages of Content Moderation 

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    This Insight is part of GNET’s Gender and Online Violent Extremism series in partnership with Monash Gender, Peace and Security Centre. This series…

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  • Oct312022

    Extremists are Seeping Back into the Mainstream: Algorithmic Detection and Evasion Tactics on Social Media Platforms

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    As ISIS established its caliphate in 2014, its supporters flooded mainstream social media platforms to share propaganda, plan attacks, and…

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  • Sep212022

    The Role of User Agency in the Algorithmic Amplification of Terrorist and Violent Extremist Content

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    There is an increasing focus by governments and certain concerned civil society initiatives that algorithms might be amplifying terrorist and…

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  • Jun152022

    Islamic State Audacity of Hope/Facebook’s Islamic State Problem 

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    Islamic State material, in any form, not least its raw and explicit form, has no place on the open web.…

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  • Nov022021

    Applying Systematic Content Moderation for Extremist Deterrence

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    Platforms that are committed to making their online communities inhospitable to extremism require pragmatic, layered approaches to policy, detection, moderation,…

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  • May282021

    The Boogaloo Movement, Coded Communication and the Need for Context-Based Moderation

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    From the political fringes to the front pages, the Boogaloo Boys were thrust into the national spotlight last year. But…

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  • May122021

    The Out-Group in the In-Group

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    Extremists hate people who do not share their group identity. If scholars of terrorism and extremism can agree on little…

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