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Splintering and centralizing platform governance: how Facebook adapted its content moderation practices to the political and legal contexts in the United States, Germany, and South Korea

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Sep 1
Written by Selly Djap
Jeeyun Sophia BaikLaw and PolicySocial MediaLaw and Policy + Social Media
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