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Columbia Journalism Review Series

This is part of a series on platforms and the press published jointly by CJR and the UCLA Institute for Technology, Law & Policy.

Comment Regarding Guidance for Regulating Digital Platform

Sustaining Journalism, Sustaining Democracy
A Policy guide on platforms and the press

Disrupting Journalism: How platforms have upended the News

By: Michael Karanicolas

For independent media, a different approach to digital platforms

By: Preethi Nallu

Platform dominance in South Africa

By: Michael Markovitz

How Google is suffocating independent journalism in Latin America

By: Jose Maria Leon Cabrera

Citizen digitalization in Africa

By: Alvin Ntibinyane

On the viability of Caribbean media

By: Wesley Gibbings

When content moderation is selective

By: Mona Shtaya

Fixing a global news problem

By: Jeremy Dear

The challenge of platform capture

By: Courtney Radsch

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A partnership between UCLA School of Law and UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, the Institute for Technology, Law & Policy examines the benefits and risks presented by technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, robotics, cybersecurity and digital media and communications.

These and other rapidly evolving technologies raise questions germane to the outcome of ethical and public policy issues, the applicability and utility of current laws and regulations that govern their use.