Tow Center·Nov 17, 2022Brazil’s Elections are a second chance for Big TechThey are expected to have the same concerns here as they did with the US election
Tow Center·Nov 17, 2022Understanding the differences between social media rules in US and Brazilian electionsBy Patricia Campos Mello
Tow Center·Nov 17, 2022Fake news law could shield 750,000 politicians and institutionsBill provides special treatment for accounts of public interest that breach rules
Tow Center·Nov 17, 2022YouTube Moves to Remove Videos With False Allegations of Fraud in the 2018 ElectionBy Patrícia Campos Mello
Tow Center·Nov 17, 2022Agreements with platforms for elections in Brazil fall short of policies in the U.S.By Patricia Campos Mello
Tow Center·Nov 17, 2022Facebook Instagram and Facebook pay election advertising advances outside the lawBy Patrcia Campos Mello
Tow Center·Nov 17, 2022Bolsonaro supporters talk on “Datapovo” and attack institutes to discredit pollsResearch shows WhatsApp, Telegram groups and YouTube channels promote delegitimization of polls
InTow CenterbyTow Center·Nov 16, 2022Scorched Earth Litigation: the call for Anti-SLAPP may save youBy Victoria Baranetsky and Robert Rosenthal
InTow CenterbyTow Center·Oct 4, 2022The Growing Strength of Public Media Local JournalismBy Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, Mark Fuerst, Caroline Porter
InTow CenterbyTow Center·May 18, 2022Collaborative Scaffolding: The Key to Successful Collaborative JournalismBy Caroline Porter and Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, May 2022
