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COMMENT is the Centre for Communication Rights’ take on the rapidly changing world of communications and social media.

The wild west of AI regulation

The wild west of AI regulation

The U.S. House of Representatives just passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act intended to deliver the President’s domestic agenda. Among the provisions is a 10-year moratorium on states from regulating artificial intelliegence. It reads: “…no State or political...

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World Press Freedom Day: A reminder to think local

World Press Freedom Day: A reminder to think local

World Press Freedom Day: A reminder to think local When I started to think about World Press Freedom Day (3 May) this year, my mind – and fingers on the keyboard – went first to the existential crisis facing the traditional media industry, battered as it is from so...

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An assault on the words we use

An assault on the words we use

Conservative attacks on “DEI” and “woke”* policies and practices in the United States intensified in the run up to the presidential election. So, it should not come as a complete surprise that from the moment of Donald Trump’s inauguration, an assault on “diversity,...

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