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Nigerians react to Elon Musk s Twitter takeover | News

Nigerians fear the billionaire Twitter owner’s philosophy of free speech absolutism could affect their freedom of speech

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TechCabal Daily - Untangling Web3

Read today's edition of #TCDaily: Untangling Web3 - Where Nigeria's Twitter resolution points - Finclusion raises $20 million - Event: Building From Ground Up - Opportunities

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Nigeria s new deal with Twitter is not a win for the government or citizens

Nigeria’s new deal with Twitter is its government’s most recent effort to control social media. While experts tell us that this is a failed attempt at the project, they warn that the deal will definitely have a bearing on internet freedom in the country.

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Winding Down Our Latest Greenhouse Panel: Content Moderation At The Infrastructure Layer

When Mike introduced our latest Greenhouse series on content moderation at the infrastructure layer, he made it abundantly clear this.

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Social Media Regulation In African Countries Will Require More Than International Human Rights Law

Social Media Regulation In African Countries Will Require More Than International Human Rights Law
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