Custodians of the Internet¶
Gillespie, T. (2018). Custodians of the Internet: Platforms, Content Moderation, and the Hidden Decisions That Shape Social Media. Yale University Press.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Reaction-Channel Back-Action
- Self Engagement Under Misclassification
- In content moderation, false-positive enforcement suspends the best contributors during a takedown wave.
This sourceDocuments how at-scale content-moderation enforcement produces false-positive takedowns and suspensions that erroneously penalize legitimate (often high-value) contributors.
- In content moderation, false-positive enforcement suspends the best contributors during a takedown wave.
- Structural Filtering
- In platform recommendation and content moderation, ad-revenue incentives, regulatory exposure, brand-safety pressure, engagement metrics, and trust-and-safety policies jointly shape what is amplified — the line emerging from the filter set rather than from an editor.
This sourceShows that what platforms amplify or suppress is shaped jointly by advertising/brand-safety pressure, regulatory and liability exposure, engagement metrics, and trust-and-safety policy — impersonal parallel filters rather than a single editorial decision, supporting the platform-moderation instance.
- In platform recommendation and content moderation, ad-revenue incentives, regulatory exposure, brand-safety pressure, engagement metrics, and trust-and-safety policies jointly shape what is amplified — the line emerging from the filter set rather than from an editor.
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