Governments worldwide are grappling with ways to combat terrorism, and one channel they're exploring is engaging internet companies in blocking or removing online extremist content. Host Brian Wesolowski brings in CDT’s Director of Free Expression, Emma Llansó to discuss the dangers.

Brian then sits down with the Data Quality Campaign’s President, Aimee Rogstad Guidera, to discuss their recommendations for the next presidential administration. How do we reduce risks and still realize the potential benefits of data to make decisions that support learning?

More on the extremist content takedown collaboration: http://bit.ly/takedowncollab

More on DQC's "Recommendations for the New Administration:” http://bit.ly/DQCnextprez

More on Aimee: https://twitter.com/dqcaimee

More on Emma: https://twitter.com/ellanso

More info on our host, @ brianwez: bit.ly/cdtbrian

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