Ye Bin WonMale Supremacism, Borderline Content, and Gaps in Existing Moderation Efforts
Read moreLeaders of Google, Facebook and Twitter testified once again in front of the US House of Representatives in a hearing…
Isaac KfirVenture Capitalism, Extremism and Accountability
Read moreAttempts to limit the dissemination of extreme digital speech have taken many forms as seen with Germany’s Network Enforcement Act…
Dr. Alastair ReedThe Ethics of Regulating Extremism Online: Five Elements for Content Moderation Frameworks
Read moreIn the wake of the storming of the US capitol on 6 January, we saw unprecedented responses by tech companies…
Dr. Maura ConwayWhy Deplatforming the Extreme Right is a Lot More Challenging than Deplatforming IS
Read moreIn the wake of the mob violence at the US Capitol last week, Amarnath Amarasingam published a 17-part Twitter thread…
Kabir TanejaThe Sudden Rise of Indian Tech Platforms: Are they Prepared for the Challenge of Online Extremism?
Read moreThe recent political crisis between India and China precipitated by the clashes on the disputed border between the two states…
Bennett CliffordExtremist Experimentation with Text-Based Instant Messaging Applications
Read moreThe text-based instant messaging platform Telegram has become a chief coordinating forum for several extremist online milieus over the past…
Florence KeenOnline Subcultures and the Challenges of Moderation
Read moreIntroduction To those who grew up on the Internet, chan culture is nothing new – nor is it immediately synonymous…
Devorah MargolinBalancing Online Content Moderation and the Rule of Law
Read moreHeated debates have continued to spring up around the world focusing on the growing role of technology companies in moderating…
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