Hi all,
I'm excited to let you know about a paper I've written that has been
published by the Yale Law Journal! The paper is regarding the legal
atmosphere around intermediary immunity, the Wikimedia movement
(specifically focused on Wikipedia), and how it interacts with fake news
and the correction of false information. It takes a legal scholarly
perspective on the issues and focuses on the benefits of the existing legal
regime that enables the work of the independent volunteer community.
The article can be found at
https://www.yalelawjournal.org/forum/wikipedia-and-intermediary-immunity
Best,
Jacob
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Jacob Rogers
Legal Counsel
Wikimedia Foundation
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