Addressing “Awful but Lawful” Content

How do we address online content that is “awful but lawful”?

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Algorithmic Accountability

Navigating the opacity of algorithmic selection in digital platforms entails balancing transparency needs with the risk of manipulation for political or commercial gain.

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Economic Support For News

Search engines and social media spark policy debates on issues like copyright, ownership, and publisher compensation, as news and technology business models converge.

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Information & Cybersecurity

The rise of new technologies – especially artificial intelligence – presents journalists, governments and the public with opportunities to use technology in new ways.

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News Engagement & Innovation

Diverse press policies hinge on public recognition of journalism’s value, emphasizing trust rebuilding with legislation fostering openness and innovation.

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Online Harms & Disinformation

Technology and journalism intertwine, expanding reach to global communities and diversifying news outlets, while an open internet offers greater media choice to the public worldwide.

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Open Distribution & Access

Public access to a globally connected internet and independent news is vital for free societies. Policymakers need sustainable policies to safeguard information sharing and journalism.

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