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The Technology 202: Influencers are evading TikTok's political ad ban, researchers say

More than a dozen have posted without basic disclosures. ....

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Facebook Oversight Board Upholds Decision to "Deplatform" Trump

Facebook Oversight Board Upholds Decision to “Deplatform” Trump
In an online webinar hosted by the Aspen Institute, Facebook Oversight Board members gave insight into their decision to uphold Facebook s Trump ban. The ban must be made permanent or temporary within the next six months.
May 06, 2021 •
In a landmark decision yesterday, the Facebook Oversight Board
backed its decision to ban former President Donald Trump from its platform after concern that several of his posts fanned the flames of the Jan. 6
insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. However, the board’s decision comes with a slight catch: Facebook must decide whether to permanently ban or restore Trump’s account within the next six months. ....

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The Cybersecurity 202: Lawmakers want greater resources, authorities for CISA to protect critical infrastructure

They say the nation's top cybersecurity agency can't adequately protect key industries like the water and power. ....

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Facebook Oversight Board's Trump Decision Is a Circus

The Atlantic
Shark Week
May 5, 2021
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This morning, the oversight board, a putatively independent body funded by Facebook through a $130 million trust, announced a decision in its tenth case: The removal of Donald Trump from the social platform had been justified, it said, but poorly executed. The meaning of his “indefinite suspension” wasn’t very clear, nor are any of Facebook’s existing policies about world leaders. The company has been given six months to decide what to do and get back to the board.
Okay, and no surprise. What might be surprising, if you haven’t been tuned in to content-moderation chatter for the past 10 years, is how much of an event this has become. Never before has a blog post about an account suspension been plausibly described as “anticipated.” The board’s announcement was preceded by a week of “what to expect” coverage in national outlets (CNN had live updates!), as well as months of feature-length reporting abo ....

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The Trump Decision Turned Content Moderation Into Shark Week

The Trump Decision Turned Content Moderation Into Shark Week
Kaitlyn Tiffany
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This morning, the oversight board, a putatively independent body funded by Facebook through a $130 million trust, announced a decision in its tenth case: The removal of Donald Trump from the social platform had been justified, it said, but poorly executed. The meaning of his “indefinite suspension” wasn’t very clear, nor are any of Facebook’s existing policies about world leaders. The company has been given six months to decide what to do and get back to the board.
Okay, and no surprise. What might be surprising, if you haven’t been tuned in to content-moderation chatter for the past 10 years, is how much of an event this has become. Never before has a blog post about an account suspension been plausibly described as “anticipated.” The board’s announcement was preceded by a week of “what to expect” cov ....

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