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@NiemanLab shared
On Feb 20, 2021
“It would be troubling if we moved from opaque unilateral and often unaccountable content moderation by private companies, to opaque unilateral and often unaccountable content moderation by governments.” https://t.co/UvBzoRXOHM
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How to respond to disinformation while protecting free speech

How to respond to disinformation while protecting free speech

1 Beyond the actual harm and risk of harm posed by various kinds of disinformation and in some instances by broader kinds of problematic information, the lack of conceptual …

@srubenfeld shared
On Feb 21, 2021
RT @CJR: "Innovation just doesn’t hold promise when there’s no way to finance a public good that people benefit from even if they don’t pay for consumption." https://t.co/Y8hW67qzlI
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The limitations of the “news ecosystem” metaphor

The limitations of the “news ecosystem” metaphor

<p>Metaphors are useful, until they’re not. A few years ago, I taught basic ecology to preschool students, using a tarp as a teaching tool. I would help a group of small children gather on ...

@sree shared
On Feb 21, 2021
RT @Sreeniv: The tech giants need to pay the news industry by @sree https://t.co/Sj6mmjdJXA
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The tech giants need to pay the news industry

The tech giants need to pay the news industry

What's happening in Australia with Google, Facebook, and publishers is a harbinger of things to come.

@jeffjarvis shared
On Feb 20, 2021
@benedictevans And I agree. But Facebook did set a precedent in paying News Corp already: Zuckerberg practically passing a check to Thomson at a NY event. But the link to the link was the link too far. https://t.co/LsjcJsPBfu
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The Old Boys’ Blackmail

The Old Boys’ Blackmail

It appears the big, old publishers have won. They cashed in their political capital — and with it no small store of professional ethics —…