Content Moderation

Texas and Florida laws are unconstitutional and threaten volunteer editors’ right to edit Wikipedia

7 December 20237 December 2023 by Jacob Rogers and Stan Adams

Wikimedia Foundation urges caution as Brazil examines liability protections for online platforms

21 June 202321 June 2023 by Daniella Ferrari and Amalia Toledo

Colombia’s Constitutional Court Ruling Protects the Wikipedia Model

1 March 20233 March 2023 by Jacob Rogers, Kabir Choudhary and Amalia Toledo

Don’t Blink: Public Policy Snapshot for December 2022–January 2023

25 February 202324 February 2023 by Aly Marino

Don’t Blink: Public Policy Snapshot for October 2022

15 November 202215 November 2022 by Aly Marino

Latin America debates ideas to democratically regulate transparency of digital platforms

4 June 202218 July 2022 by Amalia Toledo

Meet the Wikimedians promoting free knowledge and human rights at RightsCon ’22 this June

2 June 202218 July 2022 by Franziska Putz

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Tag: Content Moderation

Texas and Florida laws are unconstitutional and threaten volunteer editors’ right to edit Wikipedia

Wikimedia Foundation urges caution as Brazil examines liability protections for online platforms

Colombia’s Constitutional Court Ruling Protects the Wikipedia Model

Don’t Blink: Public Policy Snapshot for December 2022–January 2023

Don’t Blink: Public Policy Snapshot for October 2022

Latin America debates ideas to democratically regulate transparency of digital platforms

Meet the Wikimedians promoting free knowledge and human rights at RightsCon ’22 this June

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