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Optimising for engagement is an algorithmic choice, not chance. Sole Pera, recommender systems researcher at TU Delft: the ban removes the child from the record. The design decisions behind the harm stay exactly where they were. linkedin.com/pulse/optimi... #isabanaplan

Optimising for Engagement Is an Algorithmic Choice. Associate Professor Sole Pera of TU Delft Explains What That Means.

The social media ban debate has produced a well-worn sequence. A harm is named.

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An optional research exception isn't really an exception. After 25 years, the EU has 27 different legal environments for cross-border research, creating uncertainty, fragmentation, and barriers to collaboration. Evidence is clear: harmonisation is overdue. informationlabs.org/brussels-rev...

Brussels Revisits Copyright – Part 3: Why an Optional Research Exception Is No Exception at All

This is the third and final installment in a series analysing the European Commission's current call for evidence on EU copyright rules. Part 1 examined live content piracy and the…

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A social media ban doesn’t fulfil governments’ UNCRC obligations—it outsources them. Francesca Pisanu of Eurochild: when children turn to social media for support, it signals what governments have failed to provide. New in the SMB Repository: linkedin.com/pulse/govern... #isabanaplan

Governments Are Outsourcing Their Obligations to Tech. Francesca Pisanu of Eurochild Explains What That Costs Children.

The case for social media bans is typically framed as a child protection argument. Governments have a duty to keep children safe.

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