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Intermediary responsibility and safe harbors – why they matter
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What is an “intermediary”?
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Intermediaries are key enablers of the Internet’s success
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The Internet depends on clear safe harbors for intermediaries
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Existing safe harbors have been crucial to the Internet’s success Communications Decency Act Section 230 “Intermediaries should not be required to monitor user-generated content and should not be subject to extrajudicial content takedown rules which fail to provide sufficient protection for freedom of expression” – UN’s Joint Declaration of Freedom of Expression on the Internet
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Safe harbors need to be broad, clear and practical
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Intermediary responsibility and addressing misuse of the Internet
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Attacking problems at the ends of the network Eg: Client side filtering tools
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Safe harbors enable market solutions Eg: YouTube’s Content ID
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Safe harbors enable market solutions Eg: Community guidelines and flagging tools
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Safe harbors enable market solutions Eg: Spam
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Pursue the most proportional response
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Leave room for adaptation
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