China's Social Media Interference Shows Urgent Need for Rule

Disclosure of censored content and accounts. Publishing directives received from governments. Fines and bans for non-compliance. Last Tuesday, the Australian Parliament’s Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media proposed these and other measures in a new report to counter the “real, pervasive, and growing threat” of foreign interference through social media.

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