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1. reason.com › 2021/09/07 › self-cancellationSelf-Cancellation, Deplatforming, and Censorship - Reason.com

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   Sep 7, 2021 · Deplatforming. If the stakes in any given self-cancellation episode are vanishingly small in the grand scheme of things, the overall effect is not.

   • Author: Nick Gillespie

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3. hopenothate.org.uk › 2019/10/04 › deplatformingDeplatforming Works: Let's Get On With It – HOPE not hate

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   Oct 4, 2019 · Deplatforming works. The success of this tactic is shown clearly in a report by researchers from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and Swansea University, ‘Following the Whack-a-Mole’, which explored the impact of deplatforming on the British far-right group, Britain First.

4. gnet-research.org › 2020/05/11 › weighing-the-valueWeighing the Value and Risks of Deplatforming – GNET

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   Deplatforming may limit the breath of hate and extremism on mainstream platforms but increase extremists’ motivations to plot, doing so in secret. On the other hand, allowing hate unfettered access to the worlds’ most powerful megaphones to recruit more to their cause is similarly risky.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DeplatformingDeplatforming - Wikipedia

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   Deplatforming, also called no-platforming, is a form of Internet censorship of an individual or group by preventing them from posting on the platforms they use to share their information/ideas. This typically involves suspension, outright bans, or reducing spread (shadow banning).

6. www.yalelawjournal.org › article › deplatformingDeplatforming - Yale Law Journal

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   This Article offers a history and theory of the law of deplatforming across networks, platforms, and utilities. Part I shows that there has been a long history of deplatforming in the common law and in the transportation, communications, energy, and banking sectors.

7. www.csis.org › why-deplatforming-just-isnt-enoughWhy Deplatforming Just Isn’t Enough | Strategic ... - CSIS

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   Feb 11, 2021 · In its totality, deplatforming could force the decentralized extremist landscape into more hierarchically structured groups that enables leaders to control how violence is orchestrated and how finances are secured and managed.

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   What are some examples of deplatforming?

   • The most notorious examples of deplatforming were Twitter's ban of then-US President Donald Trump shortly after and the New York Post during the 2020 presidential election. In the United States, the banning of speakers on university campuses dates back to the 1940s. This was carried out by the policies of the universities themselves.

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   What are Deplatforming tactics?

   • Deplatforming tactics have also included attempts to silence controversial speakers through various forms of personal harassment, such as doxing, the making of false emergency reports for purposes of swatting, and complaints or petitions to third parties.

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   Is deplatforming a problem?

   • The failure to transfer their audiences from major to minor platforms is a perennial problem of the deplatformed. Another interesting case study is that of Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (AKA Tommy Robinson), who suffered a raft of recent deplatformings that have greatly impacted his influence.

   Deplatforming Works: Let's Get On With It – HOPE not hate

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   Is deplatforming a good idea in the tech sector?

   • History shows that deplatforming in the tech sector is nothing new and that the quest for a platform that doesn’t deplatform is misguided. Moreover, the fact that tech platforms require following their terms of service for access does not mean they are not common carriers or public utilities.

   Yale Law Journal - Deplatforming

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   Is deplatforming a common law practice?

   • And yet, despite the increasingly familiar argument that tech platforms are akin to common carriers, infrastructure, or public utilities, 23 the practice of deplatforming across the common law and the traditional networks, platforms, and utilities sectors has gone unexamined.

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9. www.internetgovernance.org › 2021/01/19 › explainingExplaining Deplatforming - Internet Governance Project

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   Jan 19, 2021 · Almost everyone’s position changes depending on who is being silenced, suppressed or de-platformed, and who is doing the silencing. Those of us who support free expression and its legal underpinnings on a consistent basis are few and far between. Three examples serve to make this case.