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Dr. Hany Farid, Facebook, Deepfakes||CEP Staff
Tech & Terrorism: Following Public Outcry and Government Criticism, Facebook Makes Another Reactive Policy Change
Company’s Latest Policy Still Inadequate For Tackling Misinformation
The Turner Diaries, white supremacy, anti-Semitism||CEP Staff
Far-Right Extremists Advocate Violence in Response to Virginia’s Proposed Gun Control Laws
Researchers at the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) found that on January 8, an extreme right-wing user of a chan imageboard advocated violence in response to t
Extremism online, Online Extremism||CEP Staff
European Officials Express Concern For Online Self-Radicalization
Impetus For Combatting Online Extremism Increases As Terrorists Grow Increasingly Sophisticated
Telegram, white supremacists, David Ibsen||CEP Staff
White Supremacists Continue to Migrate to Telegram
“Loosely Enforced” Rules Against Far-Right Contradicts Action Against ISIS Content
YouTube, David Ibsen, Section 230||CEP Staff
YouTube’s 60 Minutes Interview Demonstrates Tech’s Continued Double-Talk
Rhetoric Contradicts Tech’s Efforts to Lobby Against Legislation and Failure to Abide by Existing Policies
NetzDG, Online Extremism, Tech Regulation||CEP Staff
Tech Relies on Fallacious Arguments to Obstruct Regulatory Efforts Like Germany’s NetzDG
Enacted in 2018, Germany’s pioneering and ambitious Network Enforcement Act (NetzDG) represents an important milestone in curbing online extremism. However, the law, which fines online platforms for failures to delete illegal content, has been a frequent target of misleading arguments promoted by the tech companies that oppose it.
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