Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 established that digital platforms are distributors, not publishers of content (Goodman, Whittington, 2019). Thus, no providers of computer services will be held accountable for content posted […]
The New York Times once published pictures that were “disgusting”, “obscene”, and “lowly fun” to readers during the Vietnam War, and some readers hoped to end the war after seeing it. From the moment this […]
The Internet originated from the concept of a free space free from state control. Since its inception, pioneers of the digital Internet have described the online space as a unique electronic frontier that is […]
Abstract With the rapid development of technology and the times, the Internet as a typical representative of digital platforms has been gradually integrated into life. Digital platforms are taking up an increasingly high proportion in […]
With the growth of the Internet, more people are using it, technology has improved, and online life has become more enjoyable. Social media and personalized recommendation platforms have replaced traditional portals and search engines as […]
The distribution of porn and violent content has proven to be extremely harmful in Australia’s online media landscape, perpetuating the responsibility of this spread of content onto a variety of institutional bodies (Henry & Powell, 2015). […]
Who should be responsible for stopping the spread of hate speech on digital platforms? “No violence no hate speech” by faul is licensed under CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit […]
With the development of the times, the emergence of the Internet has brought great convenience to mankind. The rapid development of the Internet has also led to the birth of many new businesses, which have […]
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