I sit down with Jillian York, Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Director for International Freedom of Expression. We talk all things content moderation - from what we know about how platforms are doing it, to what role states should play in this new information ecosystem. We talk about Jillian's work in this area, and her upcoming book, "Silicon Values: The Future of Free Speech Under Surveillance Capitalism".

Further reading:

To snag a copy of Jillian York’s upcoming book, “Silicon Values: The Future of Free Speech Under Surveillance Capitalism,” click here (US) or here (Europe).
For more on Electronic Frontier Foundation, a leading non-profit defending digital privacy, free speech, and innovation, check out their website.
The article Jillian co-authored with her colleague, Svea Windwehr, on Facebook’s recent Transparency Report, is available here.
I fangirled over Kate Crawford in today’s episode — you can watch her keynote address, “The Trouble with Bias“ from the 2017 NIPS Conference at this link (trust me, you’ll quickly become a fan, too).
We talked in today’s episode about the Santa Clara Principles, which call for 3 things: numbers, notice, and appeals. Read more about the Principles here.
You can watch “The Cleaners” - a documentary which offers a glimpse into the hidden world of digital cleaning, directed by Hans Block and Moritz Riesewieck - here.
Connect with Jillian on Twitter or on her website.