Content Modulation definition

Content Modulation means any action by any Social-Media Platform to limit, restrict, or eliminate distribution of speech or content determined to be misinformation or sanction a speaker for speech or content determined to be misinformation. “Content Modulation” includes any form of restriction on access, censorship, suppression, or modulation of speakers, viewpoints, speech, and/or content by any Social-Media Platform, including any reference to or discussion of any speech or content considered to be Misinformation, or any speaker considered to be a purveyor of Misinformation. “Content Modulation” includes any form of blocking, deterring, deleting, suspending, suppressing, reducing the exposure of, and/or restricting or limiting access to, any speech, content, or speaker on social media, including but not limited to termination of account(s) or channel(s), permanent or temporary suspension of account(s) or channel(s), removal of content or posting(s), issuing strike(s) or warning(s) against account(s) or speaker(s), suppression of content, de-boosting, de-emphasizing, de-monetizing, deindexing, downlisting, shadow-banning, limiting number(s) of followers or subscribers, affixing advisory label(s) or warning label(s) to content, preventing the amplification of content, requiring additional click(s) to access content, and/or reducing or restricting the distribution of content in any way; and it includes, but is not limited to, the use or adjustment of algorithm(s) to achieve any of the foregoing.
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Examples of Content Modulation in a sentence

  • Identify all Communications with any Social-Media Platform relating to Content Modulation and/or Misinformation.

  • Identify all meetings with any Social-Media Platform relating to Content Modulation and/or Misinformation.

  • Identify every officer, official, employee, staff member, personnel, contractor, or any other agent of DHS who has communicated or is communicating with any Social-Media Platform regarding Content Modulation and/or Misinformation.RESPONSE: INTERROGATORY NO.

  • Identify every officer, official, employee, staff member, personnel, contractor, or agent of HHS who has communicated or is communicating with any Social-Media Platform regarding Content Modulation and/or Misinformation.RESPONSE: INTERROGATORY NO.

  • Vishnepolsky,B., Zaalishvili,G., Karapetian,M., Gabrielian,A., Rosenthal,A., Hurt D,E., Tartakovsky,M., Grigolava,M.

  • For IAV, the trust and confidence this demands is an essential basis for doing business.

  • Identify all “government experts” who are federal officers, officials, agents, employees, or contractors, who have “partnered with” Facebook or any other Social-Media Platform to address Misinformation and/or Content Modulation, including all Communications between such “government expert(s)” and any Social-Media Platform.RESPONSE: INTERROGATORY NO.

  • Identify all Social Media Platforms, including their officers, agents, or employees, with which You have communicated or are communicating with relating to Content Modulation and/or Misinformation.RESPONSE:INTERROGATORY NO.

  • Identify every officer, official, employee, staff member, personnel, contractor, or any other agent of DHS and/or CISA who has communicated or is communicating with any Social-Media Platform regarding Content Modulation and/or Misinformation.RESPONSE: INTERROGATORY NO.

  • Identify every officer, official, employee, staff member, personnel, contractor, or agent of CDC or any other federal official or agency who has communicated or is communicating with any Social-Media Platform regarding Content Modulation and/or Misinformation.RESPONSE: INTERROGATORY NO.

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