Nowadays, the Internet allows private actors to create extremely important spaces for the collectivity and, consequently, its internal organization has a significant impact on the common good. In particular, social networks allow public debate to be addressed in an ostensible way and, just as it can be a catalyst for democracy, it can be a perverse instrument of misinformation and perpetuation of impunity for illegal acts. In this sense, the public power has increasingly tried to meddle in this space by regulating the moderation of content. In Brazil, the bill 2630 of 2020 is being discussed in the National Congress, with great inspiration in international legislation. However, there are several criticisms to be made about this bill so that, during its processing, specific points are corrected and the final product ensures the best practices of platform
regulation.
Melhores Práticas para a Regulação de Plataformas – Análise do Projeto de Lei 2630 de 2020
Ano
2021
Escola
Direito Rio – Escola de Direito Rio de Janeiro
Aluno-pesquisador
Henrique Torres Pitanga Miguel
Orientador
Profa. Yasmin Curzi e Luca Belli
Localidade
Rio de Janeiro