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Canadian lawmakers look at foreign models to target real-world fallout of social media ‘pipeline of hate’

Tech companies have resisted regulation through a ‘compelling narrative’ that has led to a ‘hands-off, light government approach since the beginning of the internet,” says researcher Natasha Tusikov.

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Canadian lawmakers look at foreign models to target real-world fallout of social media ‘pipeline of hate’

Tech companies have resisted regulation through a ‘compelling narrative’ that has led to a ‘hands-off, light government approach since the beginning of the internet,” says researcher Natasha Tusikov.

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