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Carrie A. Goldberg

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7 articles decelerating

Carrie A. Goldberg has appeared in 7 articles since 2019-06. Coverage peaked in 2019Q2 with 3 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Section 230, Facebook, YouTube.

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7
mentions
Velocity
-50.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
-1.500
velocity change
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5
publications

Coverage Timeline

2019-07-19
BuzzFeed News

Inside 18 months of turmoil at Grindr, which some former employees say began with its sale to Chinese company Kunlun Group and elevation of Scott Chen

instances in which users flagged content or interactions that potentially violated the company's terms of service — from Grindr's internal systems.” https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ... @mathewrodriguez ...

2019-06-30
New York Times

Imagining the future where regulations of social media platforms didn't end harassment, extremism, or disinformation, and only made the platforms stronger

an industry that will fight to keep 230 to the death. Carrie is on the right side of history. Cory is on the side of Bezos and Zuck. https://twitter.com/... Carrie A. Goldberg / @cagoldberglaw : Proud...

2019-06-29
New York Times

Imagining the future where regulations of social media platforms didn't end harassment, extremism, or disinformation, and only made the platforms stronger

The way we regulated social media platforms didn't end harassment, extremism or disinformation.  It only gave them more power and made the problem worse. Tweets: @javierpallero , @dangillmor , @xor , ...

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