PLATFORM LIABILITY FOR ONLINE USER GENERATED ILLEGAL CONTENT
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Ключевые слова

liability, user, content, balance, expression, moderation, freedom

Аннотация

This scientific article examines the challenges and legal perspectives surrounding platform liability for illegal user-generated content. With the rise of online platforms as intermediaries for user expression, concerns have emerged regarding the responsibility of platforms in addressing harmful and illegal content. The article explores the legal frameworks and approaches employed by various jurisdictions to hold platforms accountable for such content. It discusses the tension between protecting freedom of expression and ensuring the safety and integrity of online spaces. The article analyses landmark court cases and legislative developments, highlighting the evolving standards for platform liability. The complexities of determining platform liability, including issues of jurisdiction, content moderation, and the role of automated systems, are explored. Additionally, the article explores potential solutions and policy considerations for striking an appropriate balance between platform liability and user expression. By examining the legal landscape and offering insights into the challenges and potential solutions, this article contributes to the ongoing discourse on platform liability and its implications for the digital environment.

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