Online speech governance: the competing roles of states, platforms, markets, and users
Social media content moderation policies have shifted substantially in recent years — from broad removal of flagged content to significant rollbacks at platforms like X. Governments are legislating from multiple directions simultaneously, raising open questions about which actors and frameworks should govern online public discourse.
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