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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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September 3, 2021
<p>In this episode, Jacob Mchangama who is the founder and executive director of the Danish legal think tank <a href="http://justitia-int.org/en/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Justitia</a>, talks about the South African hate speech jurisprudence.</p> <p>.</p> <p>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.</p> <p>More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com</p> <p>__________</p> <p>Music And Production.: F. Hinkel</p> <p>Tags: Zouth Africa, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, African media law, jusirprudence, platform targeting, advertisement regulation</p>
September 3, 2021
<p>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.</p> <p>.</p> <p>.</p> <p>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.</p> <p>More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com</p> <p>__________</p> <p>Tags: Europe, platform economics, digital platform inquiry, facebook, platform regulation, hate speech, artificial intelligence, Italian media law, platform targeting, advertisement regulation, European Union</p>
September 3, 2021
<p>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.</p> <p>.</p> <p>.</p> <p>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.</p> <p>More extensive information about the workshop series can be found here: itmor.wordpress.com</p> <p>__________</p> <p>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</p>
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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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