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2018年11月16日

著者:
Josh Constine, Tech Crunch

Facebook will pass off content policy appeals to a new independent oversight body

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Mark Zuckerberg announced that a new external oversight committee would be created in 2019 to handle some of Facebook’s content policy decisions. The body will take appeals and make final decisions. The hope is that beyond the influence of Facebook’s business imperatives or the public’s skepticism about the company’s internal choices, the oversight body can come to the proper conclusions about how to handle false information, calls to violence, hate speech, harassment and other problems that flow through Facebook’s user-generated content network... Zuckerberg explained that over the past year he’s come to believe that so much power over free expression should not be concentrated solely in Facebook’s hands... Zuckerberg said Facebook will be working to get the oversight body up and running over the next year. 

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