Self-regulation versus legislative intervention

Revival of the Digital Safety Commissioner Bill reveals the strength of public outrage following recent controversies concerning online platforms, write Bryan McCarthy and Sarah Slevin.

Self-regulation versus legislative intervention

Revival of the Digital Safety Commissioner Bill reveals the strength of public outrage following recent controversies concerning online platforms, write Bryan McCarthy and Sarah Slevin.

Recent, high-profile controversies have thrown a pointed spotlight over social media/online multinationals and the extent to which their users should be protected from their ability to both monitor the behaviour of users and self-monitor content and access.

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