Explore a panel discussion from the World Economic Forum's DAVOS AGENDA 2021 focusing on digital content safety in the wake of significant global events. Delve into the policies, practices, and partnerships needed to enhance online safety for created, viewed, and shared content. Hear insights from industry leaders including Martin Baron, Susan Wojcicki, Marietje Schaake, Mark Read, and Cathy Li as they address crucial topics such as content moderation, platform responsibility, advertiser concerns, and the implications of Section 230. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and potential solutions in maintaining a safe digital media environment amidst evolving social and political landscapes.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Protecting the community
The dilemma
Harmful content
Why did YouTube suspend President Trump
Is YouTube taking action fast
What does it take to lift the ban
Why have advertisers returned to YouTube
Clients are concerned about their messages appearing next to harmful or dangerous content
Platforms need to do more
Should platforms regulate themselves
The power of private platforms
Responsibility
Content moderation
How quickly content is removed
How are advertisers monitoring social media
Social media boycott
Section 230
Should Section 230 be repealed
What would happen to YouTube if Section 230 were repealed
What would happen to the internet if Section 230 were repealed
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World Economic Forum
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We find this highly informative and look forward to more talks like this being organized and publicized, enabling anyone interested to further their knowledge and broaden their understanding of content moderation.
