Social Media and Freedom of Speech and Expression: Challenges Before the Indian Law

Tiwari, Shishir; Ghosh, Gitanjali

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2892537

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“…It proves that social media has no personal authority to evaluate some irregular issues directly. It is the place where people could express everything about their feelings and ideas by building up solidarity immediately through sympathetic things such as apologizing and taking charge of matters [25].…”

Section: A Why Famous People Reveal Their Private Life On Social Mediamentioning

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The Impact of Pre-Marriage Pregnancy Mediatization in The Social Media To Indonesians Morality Hierarchy

Basyir,

Sukmawati

2022

Int. J. Business, Humanit. Educ. Soc. Sci.

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Social media has greatly transformed humans' perspectives into amoral behavior. Thus, pre-marriage pregnancy, long-term deviant morality, has been more considerably admissible. This study aims to explore how social media has mediatized immorality to be more reasonable. This study uses a content analysis approach that relies on the ontology hermeneutics of Hans-Georg Gadamer. It is used to analyze and comprehend the implicit meanings of young Indonesian celebrities' pre-marriage pregnancy revealed on YouTube. Such perceived immorality shifts and reshapes the public's notion of morality value. The most important consideration is social media mediatization. Mediatization could inherently restructure social reality and moral values for the new social-cultural paradigm matrix's media logic. The shift of social morality hierarchy is the most significant consequence, which is no longer imperative in pre-marriage pregnancy. It impacts morality structures that could be a new authority to challenge social-cultural tradition in expressing morality. It implies that the government should design regulations or policies to counteract those cases and get the public involved in media literacy.

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Section: A Why Famous People Reveal Their Private Life On Social Mediamentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Pre-Marriage Pregnancy Mediatization in The Social Media To Indonesians Morality Hierarchy

Basyir,

Sukmawati

2022

Int. J. Business, Humanit. Educ. Soc. Sci.

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“…These fora are being increasingly used for discussions related to politics, governance, technology, sports, literature, entertainment etc. The law of freedom of speech [18] on social media has given the users the luxury to post, react, and comment freely, which generates a large volume of hostile contents too. In various circumstances these comments/posts are found to be biased towards a certain community, religion, or even a country.…”

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Coarse and Fine-Grained Hostility Detection in Hindi Posts Using Fine Tuned Multilingual Embeddings

Elangovan

Maurya

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Combating Online Hostile Posts in Regional Languages During Emergency Situation

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Due to the wide adoption of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, etc., there is an emerging need of detecting online posts that can go against the community acceptance standards. The hostility detection task has been well explored for resource-rich languages like English, but is unexplored for resource-constrained languages like Hindi due to the unavailability of large suitable data. We view this hostility detection as a multi-label multi-class classification problem. We propose an effective neural network-based technique for hostility detection in Hindi posts. We leverage pre-trained multilingual Bidirectional Encoder Representations of Transformer (mBERT) to obtain the contextual representations of Hindi posts. We have performed extensive experiments including different pre-processing techniques, pre-trained models, neural architectures, hybrid strategies, etc. Our best performing neural classifier model includes One-vs-the-Rest approach where we obtained 92.60%, 81.14%, 69.59%, 75.29% and 73.01% F1 scores for hostile, fake, hate, offensive, and defamation labels respectively. The proposed model (https://github.com/Arko98/Hostility-Detection-in-Hindi-Constraint-2021) outperformed the existing baseline models and emerged as the state-of-the-art model for detecting hostility in the Hindi posts.

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Electronic and Digital Media; Accountability in the Age of AI and Digitalization: An Indian Perspective

Kaur¹,

Chauhan²

2023

Digital Entertainment as Next Evolution in Service Sector

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Social Media and Freedom of Speech and Expression: Challenges Before the Indian Law

Cited by 5 publications

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The Impact of Pre-Marriage Pregnancy Mediatization in The Social Media To Indonesians Morality Hierarchy

The Impact of Pre-Marriage Pregnancy Mediatization in The Social Media To Indonesians Morality Hierarchy

Coarse and Fine-Grained Hostility Detection in Hindi Posts Using Fine Tuned Multilingual Embeddings

Electronic and Digital Media; Accountability in the Age of AI and Digitalization: An Indian Perspective

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