TikTok removes views from hashtags
TikTok takes a step back on transparency by obscuring the number of views on hashtags, making it harder for researchers to study the reach of harmful content.
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CCDH’S NTIA PUBLIC COMMENT SUBMISSION
Kids Online Health and Safety Request for Comment
CCDH welcomes the opportunity to support the Biden Administration's efforts to address the mental health crisis among young people today as a result of unaccountable social media companies and their opaque algorithms, content policies and economic incentives.
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Public Support for Social Media Reform
Assessing CCDH's STAR Framework for social media regulation
CCDH’s new report shows that the majority of people in the US are tired of being exploited by social media companies and want governments and platforms to address online hate and disinformation. Most of the people polled agreed with the four principles of our STAR Framework for social media regulation: Safety by Design, Transparency, Accountability and Responsibility.
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International Women’s Day: Women call for safe social media platforms
Women have the right to be safe online. Despite social media giants’ promises to keep women safe online, these companies have turned a blind eye to women being harassed, discriminated against, and abused on their […]
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2024 is here: it’s time to make social media safer
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Live Chat: Kirsty McNeill & Imran Ahmed on why we need urgent regulation for social media companies
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CCDH’s CEO Imran Ahmed at the 2023 Eradicate Hate Global Summit
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