How did harmful content and misinformation online get so bad — after so much time, money, and scores of people trying to limit the spread of inaccurate, violent, obscene, and harmful content? For starters, the problem is much bigger than it used to be, and human-driven efforts cannot keep up. […]
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How a Texas law could impact First Amendment rights and content moderation online
In Texas, large social media platforms may soon lose the right to moderate their own content. “It does make exceptions for harassment, for violence, censorship that is permitted under federal law Section 230 which is its own thing,” law professor Alan Rozenshtein says. “But even reading those broadly … Do […]
Wallace Chan International Utilizes ARHT’s Streaming Technology to Conduct Recurring Hologram Lectures
TORONTO, Sept. 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ARHT Media Inc. (“ARHT Media” or “ARHT” or the “Company”) [TSXV:ART], the global leader in the development, production and distribution of high-quality and low-latency hologram and digital content, announced today that Wallace Chan, a world-renowned jewellery artist, sculptor and innovator, has utilized ARHT Media’s Capture […]
Russia’s Internet Censor Is Also a Surveillance Machine
As the Putin regime continues its war on Ukraine, the Kremlin has almost totally repressed the speech, assembly, and press environment in Russia. A little-known Russian agency: Roskomnadzor, the country’s internet and media regulator and, therefore, internet and media censor has been central to this effort. Roskomnadzor has played a […]
New name, same high level of excellence for UC Blue Ash media communications
The name of the department may have changed, but the consistent award-winning results have not. For the 15th consecutive year, students from the Applied Media Communications program at the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College have been recognized for their exceptional work by the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National […]
5th Circuit upholds Texas social media law
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit on Friday upheld a controversial Texas social media law that bars companies from removing posts based on a person’s political ideology, overturning a lower court’s decision to block the law and likely setting up a Supreme Court showdown over the future […]