Efficient Copyright Filters for Online Hosting Platforms

Chiara, Alessandro De; Manna, Ester; RubÃ­-Puig, Antoni; Segura-Moreiras, Adrian

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3945130

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“…De Chiara et al (2021) studies the incentives of a hosting platform like Youtube to ex ante filter copyright infringing material and the incentives of right holders to send take-down notices to the platform. They investigate the socially optimal public intervention and find it to be a dual system combining ex ante regulation and ex post liability.…”

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Content moderation and advertising in social media platforms

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We study the incentive of an ad‐funded social media platform to curb the presence of unsafe content that entails reputational risk to advertisers. We identify conditions for the platform not to moderate unsafe content and demonstrate how the optimal moderation policy depends on the risk the advertisers face. The platform is likely to undermoderate unsafe content relative to the socially desirable level when both advertisers and users have congruent preferences for unsafe content and to overmoderate unsafe content when advertisers have conflicting preferences for unsafe content. Finally, to mitigate negative externalities generated by unsafe content, we study the implications of a policy that mandates binding content moderation to online platforms and how the introduction of taxes on social media activity and social media platform competition can distort the platform's moderation strategies.

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Efficient Copyright Filters for Online Hosting Platforms

Cited by 3 publications

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Platform Liability and Innovation

Platform Liability and Innovation

Seller liability versus platform liability: optimal liability rule and law enforcement in the platform economy

Content moderation and advertising in social media platforms

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