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Posts tagged with ‘GIFCT’

  • Mar162022

    A Review of International Multi-Stakeholder Frameworks for Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism Online

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    In the last ten years, there has been a significant increase in multi-stakeholder forums working to create self-regulatory practices for…

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  • Jun212021

    Far-Right in the Global South: Adapting and Applying Tech Policies Locally

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    In the run-up to the 2020 US presidential election, Facebook prepared for the potential spreading of disinformation and election-related violence…

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  • Jun092021

    A Proprietary Solution to GIFCT’s Consolidated List Problem

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    In 2017, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Microsoft formed the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (“GIFCT”) “to formalize the existing…

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  • May172021

    Defining the Delta Between Hashed Terrorist Content and All Terrorist Content

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    Terrorists and violent extremists (“VE”) have “exploit digital platforms” to share intelligence, recruit, and disseminate ideology. The Global Internet Forum…

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  • Sep042020

    Balancing Online Content Moderation and the Rule of Law

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    Heated debates have continued to spring up around the world focusing on the growing role of technology companies in moderating…

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