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Bipartisan bill would require that social networks have 'clear' content policies - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan bill would require that social networks have 'clear' content policies

Senators have introduced a bill that would make social networks provide clearer content moderation policies..

Google may send Republicans to spam, but we're holding Big Tech accountable - Vimarsana News

Google may send Republicans to spam, but we're holding Big Tech accountable

New research shows that Big Tech companies are manipulating the online experiences of millions of Americans in ways unknown before.

Op Ed from Senator Thune: Google May Send Republicans to Spam, but We're Holding Big Tech Accountable – South Dakota War College - Vimarsana News

Op Ed from Senator Thune: Google May Send Republicans to Spam, but We're Holding Big Tech Accountable – South Dakota War College

Google May Send Republicans to Spam, but We're Holding Big Tech Accountable Big Tech has an outsized ability to shape our online experiences By Sen. John Thune Fox News Today’s debates around Big Tech giants like Facebook, Twitter, or Google, among others, typically center around the ability that these platforms have to shape social media…

Oversight stories at Techdirt. - Vimarsana News

Oversight stories at Techdirt.

Posts about oversight written by Mike Masnick, Tim Cushing, Karl Bode, and Cathy Gellis

Reform To Federal Internet Legislation Must Learn from Past Mistakes - Vimarsana News

Reform To Federal Internet Legislation Must Learn from Past Mistakes

Congress is considering a flurry of proposed revisions to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, but some experts say reforms must be nuanced and carefully researched to avoid unintended consequences.