Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
#HolidayIsHere....
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Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
This mock deliberation is no joke!
@OversightBoard @BKCHarvard
#socialmedia #techpolicy #contentmoderation
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Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Today the Oversight Board selected a new case about content in Polish targeting #trans people.
As part of the Board’s deliberation process, we are inviting people and organizations to submit public comments ↓
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Replying to @JulieOwono
@JulieOwono Freedom of expression is tantamount for human rights
Any restriction needs to be proportionate when a Govt asks for censorship, that is the key rule to the Oversight’s framework #TPIAspen – at Aspen, CO
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Julie Owono, Facebook Oversight Board member, explores content moderation challenges at last year’s Aspen Forum. Join her for “Content Moderation: Who Fact-Checks the Fact-Checkers?” at this year’s event. For more information, visit tpiaspenforum.tech. ⛰️ #TPIAspenForum
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Today we are excited to announce the publication of our 2022 Annual Report.
The report shows the growing impact of our decisions and recommendations on Meta’s approach to content moderation.
Some key highlights below ↓
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Our May newsletter is out! 📬
This month:
👀 We selected new cases on a political dispute ahead of the Turkish election & content promoting ketamine;
📣 We joined digital rights activists at #PDAS2023 and #DRAPAC23
+ our team will be at @rightscon from June 5-8.
Read more ↓
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Meet our #WCW @JulieOwono! Julie's passion for digital issues has made her an influential voice in the conversation around online privacy, anonymity and freedom of expression. We celebrate her incredible achievements in protecting digital rights across the globe!
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Replying to @JulieOwono
@JulieOwono killing it @MediaLawMLRC ‘Legal Frontiers in Digital Media’ conference
The only person to point out the ‘Parish Pump Heresay’ that legislating the internet means accepting totalitarian regimes will legislate too.
Is that really what we want?
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
🔍 We want to hear from you on policy recommendations for one of our new cases! We'd appreciate public comments that address:
Meta’s moderation of content relating to anti-hijab protests in Iran, as well as other protests in #Iran and the wider region.
Submit your comment ↓
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
.@JulieOwono on the tension created when social media companies are being pulled in different directions. #TPIAspen
Replying to @sarahecon
Julie Owono: reminder of how we're in a historically anomalous situation, where we as a society, some very happy that a billionaire will save First Am on a famous media platform, or some are asking more govt interventions for defining what should or not be, #TPIAspen @JulieOwono
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Next up! Content Moderation: Can Government Set Objective Rules that Do Not Violate Free Speech and Unfairly Benefit Incumbent Policians? @stuartnbrotman @JulieOwono @MattPerault @HeidiTworek @mindspillage
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Today we are releasing our quarterly transparency report for the first quarter of 2022.
As part of our commitment to transparency, each quarter we share details of the cases we receive, the decisions we have taken and our recommendations to Meta.
Some key highlights below 🧵
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Check out the NEWEST #TechPolicyGrind episode with Fellow @Meri_Bagh and @OversightBoard member @JulieOwono!
Tune in and learn about #freespeech, as well as the Oversight Board, its activities and future plans, including what’s to come in the #Metaverse.
ilpfoundry.us/podcast/free-e…
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Meet the 2022-2023 @BKCHarvard fellows! Their work will address issues at the intersection of technology and society, with a commitment to the public interest.
cyber.harvard.edu/story/2022…
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Let's hear from Julie Owono, an Executive Director, Internet Sans Frontiers, and Facebook Oversight Board Member as she takes us through her talk about how effective the big tech oversight boards are. #AIchangemakers [buff.ly/3Q2Z9fc]
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
Glad to be back at @Harvard, to meet @BKCHarvard colleagues! A moving visit for me: it's where I started my research on a human rights-based content moderation, and discussed @Meta's Independent @OversightBoard, in 2020 before its launch. This work resulted in the @ContentPSL.
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
We are so delighted to work with you and strengthen the collaboration between the @ContentPSL and @ScPoChaireDGS #transatlanticbridges #contentpolicy
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Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
🔵 COMING UP at #HRC50 at 16:00 Geneva
The Human Rights Council is holding a panel discussion on how to counter #disinformation from a #humanrights-based perspective.
Speakers:
🔸 @mbachelet
🔸 @DmytroKuleba
🔸 @Irenekhan
🔸 @JulieOwono
🔸 @AgustinaDelCamp
🔸 @KateJones77
Content Policy & Society Lab (CPSL) retweeted
I love to see three seriously impressive women talking about #ContentModeration on Capitol Hill @ctapolicy house with the @ContentPSL!! @JulieOwono @noUpside @ellanso

























