Igra mačke z mišjo: medijska regulacija v Evropski uniji v času algoritmizacije komuniciranja

Smokvina, Tanja Kerševan; Pavleska, Tanja

doi:10.1080/13183222.2019.1696604

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“…Scholars estimate that both Slovenian and EU media regulation constantly remain a step behind social network corporations. 118 Cooperation between state and non-state actors is favored over state intervention, indicating a privatization of regulation. 119 As mentioned, social platforms are not media organizations under the Slovenian Mass Media Act.…”

Section: Legal Regulation Of Communication and Information On Digital Platformsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For this reason, all stakeholders have roles to play in countering the spread of disinformation. 118 The Code considers advertising and monetization incentives as leading to behaviors such as misrepresentations about oneself or the purpose of one's properties. 119 In response, the Code's signatories have committed to deploying policies and processes to disrupt such incentives.…”

Section: European Union and Its Member Statesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Impact of Digital Platforms and Social Media on the Freedom of Expression and Pluralism : Analysis on Certain Central European Countries

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in Warsaw and Head of the Department of Criminal Procedure at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw. He is the author and coauthor of several books and a number of scientific articles in the field of criminal proceedings. He is a member of the Scientific Council of the journal titled Probacja, a graduate of IESE Business School and KSAP. He is the author of expert opinions and legal opinions for public authorities. His general areas of research interest include criminal law and proceedings, disciplinary law and proceedings, executive criminal law, and in particular the areas of correlation of criminal proceedings with other areas of law such as canon law, administrative law, and disciplinary law, and issues related to the axiology of criminal proceedings. ContributorsKristina Čufar is Researcher at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana, where she teaches Introduction to Jurisprudence and Sociology of Law. She holds a Ph.D. from the European University Institute and was awarded grants to spend time as a visiting researcher at the London School of Economics and the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law. Her research interests include law and technology, legal philosophy and theory, especially critical legal theory, and law and the humanities.

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Section: European Union and Its Member Statesmentioning

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The Impact of Digital Platforms and Social Media on the Freedom of Expression and Pluralism : Analysis on Certain Central European Countries

2021

Studies of the Central European Professors' Network

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“…Scholars estimate that both Slovenian and Eu media regulation constantly remain a step behind social network corporations. 118 Cooperation between state and non-state actors is favored over state intervention, indicating a privatization of regulation. 119 As mentioned, social platforms are not media organizations under the Slovenian Mass Media Act.…”

Section: Legal Regulation Of Communication and Information On Digital Platformsmentioning

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Legal Aspects of Content Moderation on Social Networks in Slovenia

Čufar¹

2021

The Impact of Digital Platforms and Social Media on the Freedom of Expression and Pluralism : Analysis on Certain Central Europ

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Social networks are web-based services that permit users to open a profile or account on which they can share their personal information and opinions and establish connections and communicate with other users; social media are digital platforms for information exchange. Since platforms very often allow both communication and the exchange of information, the terms are used interchangeably in this chapter.

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Digital Political Communication: Hybrid Intelligence, Algorithms, Automation and Disinformation in the Fourth Wave

Orosa

2021

Digital Political Communication Strategies

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Igra mačke z mišjo: medijska regulacija v Evropski uniji v času algoritmizacije komuniciranja

Cited by 4 publications

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The Impact of Digital Platforms and Social Media on the Freedom of Expression and Pluralism : Analysis on Certain Central European Countries

The Impact of Digital Platforms and Social Media on the Freedom of Expression and Pluralism : Analysis on Certain Central European Countries

Legal Aspects of Content Moderation on Social Networks in Slovenia

Digital Political Communication: Hybrid Intelligence, Algorithms, Automation and Disinformation in the Fourth Wave

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