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Social media governance and strategies to combat online hatespeech in Germany
Policy &Internet, Volume 15, Issue 4, Page 627-645, December 2023., 2023 Abstract Concerns over online hatespeech have prompted governments to strengthen social media governance. However, claims by policy‐makers and political activists regarding the effectiveness and likely consequences of legal regulations remain largely untested.
Daniela Stockmann +2 more
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Objective measurement of Spanish emotion vocabulary
International Journal of Psychology, Volume 58, Issue 4, Page 368-379, August 2023., 2023 Current research on emotion knowledge and competence emphasises the role of language. Emotion vocabulary is one of the indicators of emotion knowledge that can be objectively measured; however, the metric properties of the scores obtained in tests and tasks to measure it have seldom been adequate.
Ana R. Delgado +4 more
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Policy &Internet, Volume 15, Issue 2, Page 223-242, June 2023., 2023 Abstract Drawing on an online survey of mayors from the German federal state of Baden‐Wuerttemberg this article analyses (1) to what extent social media is used abusively at the municipal level, (2) how mayors react to hate speech and (3) whether the experience of such insulting comments and threats is correlated with their perception of social media ...
Rafael Bauschke, Sebastian Jäckle
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Policy &Internet, Volume 14, Issue 3, Page 541-557, September 2022., 2022 Abstract In South Korea, it has become a growing trend for foreign Influencers to promote Korean cultures, especially through genres like mukbang (livestreamed binge‐eating), beauty vlogs (e.g. “A day in the life of”), reaction (e.g., K‐pop and K‐drama “reacts”).
Jin Lee, Crystal Abidin
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Safe from “harm”: The governance of violence by platforms
Policy &Internet, Volume 14, Issue 1, Page 63-78, March 2022., 2022 Abstract A number of issues have emerged related to how platforms moderate and mitigate “harm.” Although platforms have recently developed more explicit policies in regard to what constitutes “hate speech” and “harmful content,” it appears that platforms often use subjective judgments of harm that specifically pertains to spectacular, physical violence—
Julia R. DeCook +3 more
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Discursos de ódio e Fake news: Caminhos para a superação a partir da fraternidade
Direito em Debate, 2023 A sociedade atual, marcada pela revolução tecnológica, possibilitou a criação de novas esferas comunicacionais virtuais, notadamente com o surgimento da internet.
Alex Maciel de Oliveira +2 more
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El discurso del odio en Instagram durante las Elecciones Generales 2019 en España
Revista Mediterránea de Comunicación, 2021 Este estudio indaga acerca de la presencia y la gestión del “discurso del odio” en la red social Instagram dentro del debate político. El objetivo ha sido clasificar, cuantificar y analizar las diferentes formas de expresión del odio dentro de
José Carlos Losada-Díaz +2 more
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Odio al discurso. Punto de fuga de los discursos de odio
Question/Cuestión, 2023 A partir del atentado contra la vicepresidenta de Argentina se instaló en la arena política y en la agenda mediática local el término «discursos de odio» como recurso explicativo clave de los móviles del ataque. Atendiendo a tal acontecimiento nos valemos de la amplificación polémica del tratamiento de las condiciones y mecanismos implicados en la ...
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El discurso de odio y los límites de la libertad de expresión en Estados Unidos
Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, 2023 El artículo analiza el debate que existe en Estados Unidos sobre los límites y alcances de la libertad de expresión, a la luz de los más importantes casos de la Suprema Corte en la materia. Frente al argumento de que el discurso de odio es una dimensión
Héctor Gómez Peralta
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PEYORATIVOS DE GRUPO Y DISCURSO DE ODIO* [PDF]
Kriterion: Revista de Filosofia, 2021 RESUMEN El artículo presenta una semántica multidimensional para los peyorativos de grupo de acuerdo con la cual estos codifican un contenido descriptivo y un contenido peyorativo implicaturado convencionalmente. A diferencia de otras propuestas en la misma línea (e.g. McCready, 2010), se argumenta que el contenido peyorativo es una propiedad, y no una
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