Tackling online harms – a regulation minefield? Present and future. – PL 07 2019

Consolidated programme 2019 overview

Working title: Tackling online harms – regulation by whom, how much?

Proposals assigned to this session: ID 37, 52, 55, 73, 85, 91, 124, 125, 136, 138, 146, 151, 173, 178, 180, 183, 184, 203 – list of all proposals as pdf

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Yrjo Lansipuro

• Regulators around the worls are shaping up for a social media crackdown
• Journalism, Media and Technology Trends and Predictions 2019
• A gloomy vision for "fake news" in 2019: Low-trust societies, the death of consensus, and your own lying eyes
• Consolidation in the Internet Economy

Michael Oghia

• Governing Digital Convergence: An Issue Paper on Media Development and Internet Governance
• Digital platforms, regulation, and media sustainability: a lesson for Europe from down under
• We need to fix the News Media, not just Social Media Please also see part 2 and 3
• I3's, MediaRoad's and Vital Media's Policy Recommendations for the Next Multiannual Financial Framework
• Digital Platforms Inquiry Preliminary Report
• Making a Case for Media and News Literacy in Combating Disinformation

Nadia Tjahja

• The EU steps up action against disinformation
• Government responses to malicious use of social media
• Malicious Use of Social Media: Case Studies from BBC Monitoring
• The Black Market for Social Media Manipulation
• The Role of Communicators in Countering the Malicious use of Social Media
• Industry responses to the Malicious Use of Social Media
• Robotrolling
• Digital Dangers: the harms of life online
• Internet users’ experience of harm online: summary of survey research

Anelia Dimova

• Social Media and Convergence | COMPACT EC Horizon 2020 project website

People

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Focal Points

• Nadia Tjahja, Youth Coalition on Internet Governance, Steering Committee Member (WEOG) | CEO & Co-Founder Sunium
• Michael Oghia, Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD)

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• Dr. Bissera Zankova, Media 21, Bulgaria
• Anelia Dimova, Information Society Policy Expert, Bulgaria

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Preliminary Timeframe & Agenda outline

• Meeting 1 (March): Introductions - Meeting the organising team, explaining the preparation methods, and launching a list of speaker proposals
• Meeting 2 (March): Generating variables - Each org team member can add to the digital wall contributions that are important to them in terms of "tackling online harms"
• Meeting 3 (April): Connecting the system - The variables from the digital wall are clustered and mapped visually, drawing interconnecting lines of positive and negative feedback
• Meeting 4 (April): Programme - Based on the results submitted by the org team members, the title of the session is confirmed and speakers are selected to address the levers of change
• Meeting 5 (May): Speaker Preparations - Key participants are invited and briefed on the focus of the sessions and are asked to give a preliminary overview of their contributions
• Meeting 6 (June, EuroDIG): Speaker preparations - Meeting with key participants and moderators

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