Daphne Keller

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Daphne Keller
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Director of Platform Regulation, Stanford Law School LST Program. Former Google (2004-2015) Legal Director for Web Search, Speech and Intermediary Liability Issues. May be cranky. [law.stanford.edu/daphne-keller](https://law.stanford.edu/daphne-keller/ ) 🌉 [bridged](https://fed.brid.gy/bsky/daphnek.bsky.social ) from 🦋 [daphnek.bsky.social](https://bsky.app/profile/daphnek.bsky.social ), follow nostr:npub1pqr3g2gk3vsnrqk9kwfqqcxc6d5cwjr0hyc0nlzz9py5nf92vd9sn02sck to interact Web site: https://bsky.app/profile/daphnek.bsky.social Link: https://law.stanford.edu/daphne-keller/
My second post about researchers’ rights to scrape data under DSA Article 40.12 is up! This is dense with legal arguments for researchers to use if they get sued. Or to show their lawyers before that. [www.techpolicy.press/how-the-mean...](
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How the Meaning of 'Publicly Accessible' Shapes Researcher Data Rights Under the DSA | TechPolicy.Press
Researchers eager to begin work under DSA Article 40(12) may be deterred by uncertainty about what data counts as 'publicly accessible,' writes Dap...
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The Stakes of “Publicly Accessible”
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Tech Policy Press
How the Meaning of 'Publicly Accessible' Shapes Researcher Data Rights Under the DSA | TechPolicy.Press
Researchers eager to begin work under DSA Article 40(12) may be deterred by uncertainty about what data counts as 'publicly accessible,' writes Dap...
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Don't let anyone tell you that the Commission's DSA enforcement against X is about speech or censorship. That would, indeed, be interesting. But this is just the EU enforcing some normal, boring laws that would get bipartisan support in the U.S. (I bet similar bills *have* had that support.) 1/
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What if we all just agreed that "VLOP" stands for *both* Very Large Online Platforms and Very Large Online Search Engines. If we actually need to distinguish them, we can revert to saying VLOPSEs or VLOPs/SEs any time we need to! But in the meantime we can use simpler language.
Another lesson in real world jawboning. DOJ pressures one company (Apple) into compliance. The next company (Google) also complies with no direct DOJ contact at all. The company whose Maps app tells me where the highway patrol is (thx!) won't let scared and vulnerable people share ICE location. RE:
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When people first hear about "jawboning" -- meaning government pressure to suppress speech through threats and other extra-legal measures, like wha...
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Google Calls ICE Agents a Vulnerable Group, Removes ICE-Spotting App ‘Red Dot’
The move comes as Apple removed ICEBlock after direct pressure from U.S. Department of Justice officials and signals a broader crackdown on ICE-spo...
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Alphabet's letter to the House Judiciary Committee is making me physically cringe. Apparently we are now the country where you ritualistically say false things to lawmakers because it is what they want to hear. [judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-su...](📄.pdf ) [judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-subs...](📄.pdf )
Lately, I’ve been defending the European Commission against allegations of censorship. I haven’t always done that. In 2017, for example, I accused them of promoting censorship to a dystopian degree. My title was, if I do say so myself, a real banger. 1/ [cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2017/10...](
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The European Commission, for One, Welcomes Our New Robot Overlords
This is my third and most intemperate blog post about the European Commission’s recent Communication on platforms and illegal content. The first ...
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