Watch LIVE now as Elizabeth Banker, @Richardson_Mich, Adrian Shahbaz, and @LBuitta discuss how technology and #BigData are influencing democracy and privacy. bit.ly/2tXMjXZ #GlobalAffairsLive
Lively discussion about the outlook for U.S. #privacy policy with Maureen Ohlhausen, Chris Calabrese, Workday’s Jason Albert, Elizabeth Banker, and Terrell McSweeny moderated by Angelique Carson #SOTN19
📸: John DeBlasio introduces Elizabeth Banker, @Richardson_Mich, Adrian Shahbaz, and @LBuitta as they open the #Socrates Program at Chicago Council on Global Affairs, a larger discussion on how technology and #BigData are influencing democracy.
Lots of common ground among different sectors on #privacy policy incl. need for regulatory clarity & consumer protection at #SOTN2020 with Workday’s Jason Albert, Center for Democracy & Technology's Chris Calabrese @InternetAssn Elizabeth Banker, former FTC Dir. Jessica Rich, & Axios's Kyle Daly !
.Chicago Council on Global Affairs's panel tonight, 'A Brave New World: Democracy and #BigData ' feat Elizabeth Banker (@InternetAssn), @Richardson_Mich (@CenDemTech), Adrian Shahbaz (@freedomhouse) & @LBuitta (@GirlSecurity_) 🌐👁️🔎📊 #GlobalAffairsLive #CouncilYP #datasecurity #surveillance
The Fortune tech regulation town hall was NOT for the faint of heart! :) Had a blast chatting with Kai Ryssdal @Dianeskatz Corynne McSherry zingales luigi Elizabeth Banker @ #BrainstormTech
It’s fall in DC, so let’s talk (federal) privacy (enforcement) as Open Tech Institute is hosting a great event on that topic: David Medine keynotes & a panel w/ Bob Gelman, @InternetAssn’s Elizabeth Banker, Common Cause’s Yosef Getachew, NAAG’s Blake Bee, mod by @dgilbert_PK.
“Sec230 is critical to give a platform to voices outside the mainstream. At the same time it’s also essential to encourage providers [platforms] to be more proactive at removing content that is harmful.” Thoughtful convo from Koustubh “K.J.” Bagchi and Elizabeth Banker of Chamber of Progress
![“Sec230 is critical to give a platform to voices outside the mainstream. At the same time it’s also essential to encourage providers [platforms] to be more proactive at removing content that is harmful.” Thoughtful convo from @kjbagchi and @elizabethbanker of @ProgressChamber](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FQKamufX0AIQJHz.jpg "HTTP (@http_policy) on Twitter photo 2022-04-12 18:13:03 “Sec230 is critical to give a platform to voices outside the mainstream. At the same time it’s also essential to encourage providers [platforms] to be more proactive at removing content that is harmful.” Thoughtful convo from @kjbagchi and @elizabethbanker of @ProgressChamber")
Watch today at 5:00 pm ET (4:00 pm CT) for a broadcast on newsy of our recent program 'A Brave New World: Democracy and Big Data' with Elizabeth Banker, @Richardson_Mich, Adrian Shahbaz, @LBuitta. Details here: newsy.com.
And Cathy Gellis worries -- as my colleague Elizabeth Banker and we at Chamber of Progress do -- about the consequences of 230 erosion
Tomorrow: Join Elizabeth Banker with Chamber of Progress as she discusses the details concerning Section 230 and the future of online content.
TOMORROW 4/12 - Register now:
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#DIS22 #digitalbreakthrough #digitalequity
Center for Democracy & Technology Chris Calabrese Maureen Ohlhausen Jason Albert Diane Rinaldo Elizabeth Banker Terrell McSweeny Angelique Carson State of the Net Series on February 12, 2024 Great line-up to discuss the prospects for comprehensive Federal privacy legislation #SOTN19 #Privacy
'Florida's Attempt to Regulate Online Speech: NetChoice, CCIA v. Moody,'
#webinar - Monday, November 1st, from 3-4pm PT
featuring Elizabeth Banker, Chamber of Progress VP of Legal Advocacy,
moderated by SF Bay ISOC Policy Chair Robin Gross
RSVP here - buff.ly/3b4MHth
Next up at #SOTN19 , Cloudy with a chance of legislation: the past, present and future of us privacy policy with @Privacypen Maureen Ohlhausen Chris Calabrese Jason Albert Elizabeth Banker Terrell McSweeny
Myth: Section 230 encourages platforms to leave harmful content online.
In a Pepperdine Law Review article, Koustubh “K.J.” Bagchi, Elizabeth Banker, and @ifejesuogunleye explore how Section 230 enables platforms to moderate content without facing liability.
Full article: digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/plr/vol2023/is…
The problem here isn't #Section230 , it's the First Amendment - @ElizabethBanker
Tying #Section230 to changing editorial practices would be an unconstitutional condition
We explain the 1st Amendment problem here:
