In this episode, Jacob Mchangama who is the founder and executive director of the Danish legal think tank Justitia, talks about the South African hate speech jurisprudence.
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This presentation was part of the digital workshop series "Hate Speech and Platform Regulation". Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Music And Production.: F. Hinkel
Tags: Zouth Africa, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, African media law, jusirprudence, platform targeting, advertisement regulation
In this episode, Elda Brogi and Konrad Bleyer-Simon who work at the European University Institute ind Florence, Italy, talk about the code of practice on disinformation and its outcomings.
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This presentation was part of the digital workshop series "Hate Speech and Platform Regulation". Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: Europe, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, Italian media law, platform targeting, advertisement regulation, European Union
In this episode, Maria L. Vazquez who is professor at the Law Department of the University of San Andrés, Argentina, talks about the Argentinian approach to platform regulation.
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This presentation was part of the digital workshop series "Hate Speech and Platform Regulation". Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: Argentina, Latin America, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, Latin American media law, platform targeting, advertisement regulation, America
In this episode, Dr. Ashwini Shiwal, who works at the LC-II Entrepreneurial Law Cliniv and the Faculty of Law of the University of Dheli, India, talks about the Indian approach to platform regulation.
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This presentation was part of the digital workshop series "Hate Speech and Platform Regulation". Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: India, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, Indian media law, platform targeting, advertisement regulation, Asia
In this episode, Larisa Sannikova who is Professor at the Russian Academy of Sciences and Head of the Centre for Legal Research of Digital Technologies, The State Academic University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia talks about the Russian data protection rules on online platforms.
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This presentation was part of the digital workshop series "Hate Speech and Platform Regulation". Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: Russia, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, Russian media law, platform targeting, advertisement regulation, Europe
In this episode, Marianna Muravieva who is Professor of Russian Law and Administration at the University of Helsinki, Finland, talks about the Russian law on digitalisation, data protection and the regulation of online platforms.
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This presentation was part of the digital workshop series "Hate Speech and Platform Regulation". Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: Russia, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, Russian media law, platform targeting, advertisement regulation, Europe
In this episode, Izumi Aizu who is Professor and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for InfoSocionomics, Tama University in Tokyo, Japan, talks about Japanese platform regulation and the economic aspects of targeting on digital platforms.
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This presentation was part of the digital workshop series "Hate Speech and Platform Regulation". Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: Japan, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, digital services act, Asian media law, platform targeting, advertisement regulation
In this episode, Kuo-Wei Wu who holds a BS degree in mathematics from Tunghai University, a MS degree in mathematical science and another MS degree in computer science and was currently appointed as a board member of ChungHwa Telecom – the major Telecom in Taiwan talks about information disorders in Taiwan.
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Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: News Media Bargaining Code, Taiwan, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, digital services act, Asian media law
In this episode, Ang Peng Hwa who professor at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore talks about the approach of Singapore on media platforms and the need of its regulation.
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Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: Singapore, media law, internet, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, digital services act
In this episode, Faith Gordon who is Senior Lecturer in Law at the ANU College of Law, Australia talks about new regulations on platforms in Australia.
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Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: News Media Bargaining Code, ACCC, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, digital services act
In this episode, Ellen Goodman, professor at Rutgers Law School, USA where she co-directs and co-founded the Rutgers Institute for Information Policy & Law, talks about the US perspective on information disorders and policy developments on internet platforms.
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Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: disinformation war, digital media, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, digital services act
In this episode, Bernd Holznagel, who is professor and Director of the Institute for Information, Telecommunication and Media law (ITM) at the University of Münster, talks about the Digital Services Act and the European and German perspective on that.
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Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: digital services act, digital markets act, public service broadcaster platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, media law
In this episode, Lorna Woods, Professor of Internet Law at the University of Essex, UK and a member of the Human Rights Centre, talks about the UK approach on online harms.
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Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Tags: Statutory duty of care, online harms, BBC, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, digital services act
In this episode, Michael Geist who is law professor at the University of Ottawa, Canada where he holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law talks about the Canadian Broadcasting Bill.
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Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster, Germany. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
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Tags: Canadian Broadcasting Bill, Quotes, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, digital services act
Judit Bayer and Krisztina Rozgonyi talk about new audiovisual rules to video sharing platforms and a regulative governmental approach on a solution for that.
Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Today, Judit Bayer, Elfa Ýr Gylfadóttir and Jan Kalbhenn talk about the media and platform regulation system in Iceland. Elfa gives an impression of the icelandic approach and the three do a comparison with the German system.
Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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Today, Dr. Judit Bayer und Dr. Lorna Woods talk about platform regulation and the British model.
Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
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This is the first episode of our podcast about hate speech and platform regulation. In this empisode, Dr. Judit Bayer and Jan Kalbhenn kick off their first talk and introduce our topic.
Our team consists of scientists and employees at the ITM of the University of Münster. Together with researcher friends around the world, we have launched a series on hate speech and platform regulation.
More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com
