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Reconciling Social Media Business Models with Human Rights Safeguards

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Richard Mackenzie-Gray Scott

Protecting Consumers and Capital Markets in the Age of Social Media: the Case of Finfluencers

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Exporting Freedom of Speech through Trade: The Global ‘US Constitution First Amendment Moment’ for Online Platform Liability

The US, in its US-Mexico-Canada Agreement and the US-Japan Digital Trade Agreement, has included a new clause titled ‘Interactive Computer Services’ (ICS). The ICS...

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Social Media as Contractual Networks

Is there any limit to online platforms’ discretionary power to terminate accounts or remove content?The fierce debate over the exercise of discretionary power by platforms to terminate users’ accounts and...

17 November 2021

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Niva Elkin-Koren

Giovanni De Gregorio

How Can States Effectively Regulate Social Media Platforms?

The advent of social media has revolutionized the 21st century, making significant changes to internet communication. This post looks into the shortcomings of social media such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube,...

13 January 2021

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