Mark MacCarthy

@Mark_MacCarthy

Georgetown University, Senior Fellow at Georgetown Law and Business School; adjunct professor at the Communication, Culture & Technology Program.

Washington, DC
Joined July 2014
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  1. Dec 3

    Endless Pressure, Endlessly Applied: An Autobiography Of An Eco-Warrior via

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    Dec 2

    . shares recommendations on how government and social media companies can combat misinformation on health crises like .

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    Aug 27

    ⭕ Insightful Reading: "Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Have " By v/

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    Nov 24

    Misinformation around remains rampant. explains what can be done:

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    Nov 21

    As COVD-19 misinformation continues to run rampant online, explains how the Biden administration can work to curb the spread of false info.

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    Nov 20

    . makes key recommendations for social platforms, including heightening transparency and prioritizing human rights in content moderation, while enacting a fairness doctrine and a ban on conflicts of interests.

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    Nov 19

    As COVD-19 misinformation continues to run rampant online, explains how the Biden administration can work to curb the spread of false info.

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    Nov 19

    nice write-up by of new report from on recommendations to address via

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  9. Nov 18

    Recommendations for the new Biden Administration

    Comment l’administration Biden pourra-t-elle contrôler les infodemies ? L’un des grands think tanks américains, la Brookings Institution, publie un article préconisant de suivre les recommandations du Forum sur l’information et la démocratie
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  10. Nov 18

    Recommendations for the new Biden Administration’s

    Misinformation around remains rampant. explains what can be done:
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  11. Nov 12

    Some thoughtful recommendations on controlling infodemics through social media regulation

    Based on more than 100 contributions from international experts, the steering committee co-chaired by and , offers 250 recommendations on how to rein in a phenomenon that threatens democracies and human rights, including the right to health.
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    Nov 5

    “Today’s social media governance crisis underscores an urgent need to act quickly and address immediate problems. But policymakers aiming to form the right institutions should plan for the long term—not only for today’s crisis,” writes .

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    Oct 30

    If the courts find that Google acted unlawfully to maintain a monopoly in general search, what happens next? discusses:

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    Oct 28

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    Oct 28

    We need privacy experts, competition experts, and content moderation experts in the same room to sort this out. Being siloed is hurting our ability to move forward. (If not a room then perhaps a virtual room, or an airy outdoor space with good acoustics.) 6/6

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  16. Oct 28

    The hard part in the DOJ Google case is finding remedies that will sustain search competition. See my commentary.

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  17. Oct 28

    As I said in my commentary, the Senate tech hearings are an assault on a free press, even though it makes sense to revisit section 230.

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    Oct 22

    New York Post controversy highlights the need for congressional reform of Section 230 by

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    Oct 21

    New York Post controversy highlights the need for Congressional reform of Section 230 By

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    Oct 19

    “Our fear of the abuse of government power is dangerous simply because we might do nothing to rein in the large and powerful business organizations that actually exercise dominion over us,” writes.

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