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Back in 2018, @FrankPasquale published "Tech Platforms and the Knowledge Problem," in which he proposed a taxonomy of tech reformers: some of us are "Jeffersonians" and others are "Hamiltonians" (in 2018, this was a *very* zeitgeisty taxonomy!).
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Here are their positions:
* Hamiltonian: "improving the regulation of leading firms rather than breaking them up"
* Jeffersonian: "The very concentration (of power, patents, and profits) in megafirms” is itself a problem, making them both unaccountable and dangerous. 2/
* Hamiltonian: "improving the regulation of leading firms rather than breaking them up"
* Jeffersonian: "The very concentration (of power, patents, and profits) in megafirms” is itself a problem, making them both unaccountable and dangerous. 2/
In a new article for @EFF, I make the case for Jeffersonian theories of content moderation, or, as the title has it: "To Make Social Media Work Better, Make It Fail Better."
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