Toby Shulruff | 2024Type: Report
In her new paper, Toby Shulruff argues that trust and safety work is “a type of internal governance” that attempts “to mitigate disinformation, online harassment, extremism, and other harms accelerated or amplified by technology products and services.” Based on her analysis of 112 job postings and six semi-structured interviews with T&S professionals, Shulruff proposes six discrete functions of T&S work, shares eight mindsets, and identifies “six key trends including external pressure, prioritization, formalization, automation, collaboration, and prevention.”
Safety Tech Innovation Network | 2022Type: Report
A report from the UK's Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport based on a literature review, stakeholder interviews, labour market analysis, and
economic mapping.
Donghee Yvette Wohn | 2019Type: Conference proceeding
Rebecca MacKinnon | 2012Type: Book
A book written by journalist, researcher, and Internet freedom advocate Rebecca MacKinnon and published in 2012, Consent of the Networked discusses internet censorship and relationships between platforms and governments.
Cory Doctorow | 2005Type: Blog post
In 2005, Cory Doctorow published this presentation for the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference. In it, he explains how the internet, like all complex ecosystems, has parasites and suggests these relationships are not always negative.
Catherine Buni, Soraya Chemaly | 2016Type: News article
