Tik-Tok’s Use of Censorship via Shadowban

Censorship is all around on every social media platform that we use. In many cases, there are many good reasons why censorship is used. Such as, the content might display something harmful or create a disturbance. However, there are many individuals who do not agree with censorship. After all, The U.S. created the First Amendment… Continue reading Tik-Tok’s Use of Censorship via Shadowban

Romano Censorship Podcast

For my anlaysis #2 this week, I decided to switch it up a little bit and record a 5:30 minute long podcast of myself touching upon five different examples of censorship in social media. Whether it be individuals being directly censored by the social media companies, or people being cancelled by the masses as a… Continue reading Romano Censorship Podcast

Leave Your Bias at the Door: Solution to Offensive Speech Online

One of the proposed solutions that could be done about inflammatory or offensive speech on social media is banning and/or blocking individual people or companies at the hands of social networks based on any and all violations of their community guidelines. I feel that this solution has its advantages as well as its disadvantages that… Continue reading Leave Your Bias at the Door: Solution to Offensive Speech Online

YouTube and Twitter’s Community Moderated Censorship Method

In this short podcast, I discuss a method of censorship that I believe to be one of the most effective. This method is community moderated censorship. YouTube implemented this method around 2012 or 2014, and had a lot of trouble with it at first. People began to mass flag videos because they didn't agree with… Continue reading YouTube and Twitter’s Community Moderated Censorship Method