Lawless: the secret rules that govern our digital lives
"Lawless is about the power that technology companies have over our lives and how we can develop a new constitutionalism to better protect our rights. Social media platforms, search engines, and other technology companies influence what we can see and say online. These giant companies govern ou...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Lawless is about the power that technology companies have over our lives and how we can develop a new constitutionalism to better protect our rights. Social media platforms, search engines, and other technology companies influence what we can see and say online. These giant companies govern our behavior online without real accountability, and they are at the centre of fierce battles between governments, lobby groups, the media, and grassroots campaigns from activists. Drawing on ten years of research, this book shows how our social lives, our news, and our information environments are shaped by a complex web of legal, technical, and social forces. This is a book about the future of our media and our shared social spaces. We are now at a constitutional moment--a time when we can all demand better from the companies that govern our lives. This book provides a guide to a new constitutionalism: real limits on power that protect human rights in a decentralized environment. Ultimately, it provides a comprehensive argument about how we should expect the governance of online social spaces to be more legitimate - and particularly, how we might develop new forms of due process for the algorithmic and human decision making systems that rule our digital lives"-- |
| Beschreibung: | x, 210 Seiten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781108740470 9781108481229 1108481221 1108740472 |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments 1 2 3 4 5 page ix PART I A LAWLESS INTERNET 1 The Hidden Rules of the Internet 3 Process Matters 7 Who Makes the Rules? 10 Whose Values Apply? The Moderation Process Bias and Accountability 13 15 17 The Internet’s Abuse Problem 25 Abuse Reflects and Reinforces Systemic Inequalities Dealing with Abuse Needs the Involvement of Platforms No Immune System 31 33 39 Legal Immunity 43 Revenge Porn and the Cracks in CDA 230 Local Laws and Global Norms The Right to Be Forgotten Ongoing International Pressure Speech Trade-Offs and the Problemwith Litigation 46 49 51 53 56 How Copyright Shaped the Internet 59 The Trouble with File Sharing: Suing Users Is Expensive, Slow, and Often Counterproductive Decentralized Technologies Are Resilient 61 63
vi 6 7 Contents Notice and Takedown Automated Enforcement Infrastructure Companies as Judge, Jury, and Executioner Baking Enforcement into the Network 65 70 73 78 Censorship 79 Content Filtering and Jurisdictional Overreach 83 Lawless 88 Internet Intermediaries Govern the Internet Intermediaries Are at the Center of Many Different Struggles for Control The Internet Has Problems, and Regulation Is Coming Recap: Some Lessons for Regulating the Internet 90 92 94 97 PART II A NEW SOCIAL CONTRACT - CONSTITUTIONALIZING 8 9 ю и INTERNET GOVERNANCE I03 Constitutionalizing Internet Governance 105 Lawless: Intermediaries Govern in Zones of Broad Discretion Old Theories of Regulation A New Constitutionalism: A Magna Carta for the ’net 106 109 112 Protecting Fundamental Rights 115 Intermediaries Govern in a Way That Affects Our Fundamental Rights Protecting Rights through Constitutionalization Coordinating Social Pressure The Future Role for Human Rights 116 119 120 125 What Should We Expect of Intermediaries? 128 Monitoring Impact Informing Policies and Rules Greater Transparency Mitigating Harm through Design Scalable Due Process Voluntarily Embedding Human Rights 132 134 136 141 144 147 The Role of States and Binding Law 150 Avoiding Bad Laws Creating Laws That Encourage Good Governance 151 155 ՝
Contents 12 vii Addressing Human Rights Violations Digital Constitutionalism: Monitoring and Improving Governance 161 165 Conclusion 168 Notes Index 173 207
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