Content Policy in the Age of Transparency - Rachel Griffin

The regulation of digital platforms is a key priority for the current EU Commission. At the same time, policymakers around the world are proposing their own new initiatives to regulate online content, from new transparency obligations to aid academic research to requirements to take down content at the request of state authorities.

What are the implications of these changes for the governance of online content? Where should we strike the balance between making platforms accountable to democratic institutions and preventing excessive state control of the media? How can academic research into platforms’ content governance inform regulatory debates?

A transatlantic discussion organised by the Sciences Po’s Digital Governance and Sovereignty Chair on 21 February 2022.

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