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Greater transparency welcome but social media sites should allow independent audits of content takedowns - Committee to Protect Journalists

In recent days, some of the world's largest tech companies released new transparency reports, opened up their content moderation guidelines, and adopted approaches to fighting pernicious content as they tried to head off government regulation amid concerns about "fake news," harassment, terrorism and other ills proliferating on their platforms.



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Greater transparency welcome but social media sites should allow independent audits of content takedowns - Committee to Protect Journalists

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In recent days, some of the world's largest tech companies released new transparency reports, opened up their content moderation guidelines, and adopted approaches to fighting pernicious content as they tried to head off government regulation amid concerns about "fake news," harassment, terrorism and other ills proliferating on their platforms.



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Greater transparency welcome but social media sites should allow independent audits of content takedowns - Committee to Protect Journalists

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