Hackathon 2021: Promoting and Preserving User Rights in the Content Moderation Ecosystem Team 4: Proposal The creation of juries of diverse users vote to resolve content moderation appeals by assessing whether the content has educational, cultural, or journalistic merit. Juries selected comprise of a user’s peers (interests or job), compatriots (locality), and outsiders. Names: Miranda […]
Hackathon 2021: Promoting and Preserving User Rights in the Content Moderation Ecosystem Team 3: Proposal Tiered approach that mandates disclosure of data used in targeted ads, mandates 50% non-targeted ad impressions, & creates an independent oversight board. Names: Elisha Ting-Yi Chang, Alicia Christensen, Paige Ross, Mitchelle Asiyo
Hackathon 2021: Promoting and Preserving User Rights in the Content Moderation Ecosystem Proposal: Team 2 The creation of National Content Review Board to govern intermediary liability regimes by reviewing high-risk, high-impact cases, particularly ones that concern marginalized groups and fundamental human rights. Names: Anuradha Herur, Arpitha Desai, Neil Maheshwari, Shubha Jindel, Vishal Manve
Hackathon 2021: Promoting and Preserving User Rights in the Content Moderation Ecosystem Proposal: Team 1 The creation of a network consisting of regional/local NGOs, CSOs, research institutes, and think tanks that represent different non-English speaking communities to assist platforms with complex content moderation issues for underrepresented groups. Names: Do Ngoc Hoan, Trang Pham, Attamongkol Tantratian, […]
Between October 22-24, the Internet Law and Policy Foundry is hosting its second annual Policy Hackathon. This year’s Hackathon will focus on ideating solutions that promote and protect user rights in the content moderation ecosystem. You can find the registration link here. Registration will be open until October 3 at 5 pm ET. Participants can sign up as individuals or as teams.
Dear Foundry Community, Last summer we expressed our solidarity with the Black community by condemning the racist rhetoric, racist actions, senseless killings, and lack of justice experienced by the Black community. Today, with a heavy heart, we write to you again, this time about the racism and violence facing the Asian community. Anti-Asian hate crimes […]
Smita Rajmohan What is your current position? Product Counsel, Apple, Inc. – SF Bay Area How did you get interested in tech and policy? At Berkeley Law, I took a bunch of courses around IP and internet law, and realized that there is a whole host of interesting issues that web services and search […]
The Foundry is very excited to welcome Hillary Brill to the Foundry as an advisor Hillary is the Interim Executive Director of the Institute of Technology Law and Policy and an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University Law Center. Previously, she founded legislative advocacy and strategic planning practice that helps public interest organizations navigate technology policy […]
What is your current position? Senior Fintech and AI Counsel, House Financial Services Committee How did you get interested in tech and policy? My Ipod was stolen in 2009, without a passcode while I was still logged into my social media accounts. I learned about being logged into multiple locations that day because even after […]
Join our 4th Diversity and Inclusion Event Series: A discussion of digital security tools available to protestors and journalists. Register on Eventbrite here. A discussion of digital security tools available to protestors and journalists. About this Event The Internet Law and Policy Foundry (ILPF) is excited to invite you to the second event in […]
