This book provides a comprehensive examination of digital regulation's most pressing challenge: building effective legal frameworks to counter unlawful speech across digital platforms. Moving beyond traditional focus on service provider responsibility, it adopts a holistic approach examining perspectives of providers, content creators, and end-users. It analyses content moderation limits, regulatory risks, and the legitimacy of delegating illegal content blocking to private entities.
The chapters explore European liability standards evolution for illegal digital speech, explaining EU digital service provider liability foundations and associated controversies. It examines user liability arising from social network functionalities like “likes” and “shares” rather than direct content publication. While primarily focused on EU law, it provides detailed insights into selected Member State regulations and comparisons with leading economic partners including the US and UK, enabling readers to compare different regulatory models.
This book is intended for professionals across digital service regulation including experts, legislators, law enforcement agencies, and the academic community. It will be particularly valuable for lawyers, engineers, sociologists, and researchers specialising in media law and human rights law seeking to understand contemporary challenges in digital content regulation and cross-jurisdictional approaches to managing harmful online content.
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Marcin Rojszczak is Associate Professor on Cybersecurity and Privacy Law at the University of Gdańsk, Poland. He holds a Habilitation (Dr. Habil.) in Law, a PhD in Law, and a Master of Science in Information Security. His research interests include cybersecurity, electronic surveillance, and cross-border aspects of data protection law. He is the author of more than 50 publications on the new technologies law. He has been honoured with the Professor Remigiusz Kaszubski Award in 2021 for his work on innovative solutions in electronic banking and new technology law.
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