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giampaolo.azzoni@unipv.it (University of Pavia) Social Media and Regulation

giampaolo.azzoni@unipv.it (University of Pavia) Social Media and Regulation. 1/3. Blogs, Trash and Law. Giampaolo Azzoni. Law: the result of a continuous process of balancing between conflicting rights which are worthwhile protecting. The Internet

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  1. giampaolo.azzoni@unipv.it (University of Pavia) Social Media and Regulation

  2. 1/3 Blogs, Trash and Law Giampaolo Azzoni

  3. Law: the result of a continuous process of balancing between conflicting rights which are worthwhile protecting The Internet has produced a huge imbalance as regards rights Giampaolo Azzoni

  4. intellectual property: author’s rights vs. buyer’s rights the right to privacy or reputation vs. the right of free speech “the free flow of information on the Internet can make us less free” Giampaolo Azzoni

  5. The case of the “dog poop girl” Giampaolo Azzoni

  6. law applied to the Internet abstract severity (exemplary punishments) host of substantial breaches (widespread illegality) Giampaolo Azzoni

  7. 2/3 Self or hetero-regulation? Giampaolo Azzoni

  8. Panoptic Model Giampaolo Azzoni

  9. Radical Transparency “Smart companies are sharing secrets with rivals, blogging about products in their pipeline, even admitting to their failures” Giampaolo Azzoni

  10. radical transparency and … … “hyperscrutinisied society” (J. Zittrain) Giampaolo Azzoni

  11. self-regulation vs. hetero-regulation subjective vs. inter-subjective Giampaolo Azzoni

  12. Ways of Regulation Self- Regulation INDIVIDUAL MORALITY SHARED ETHICS Hetero- Regulation PRIVATEAUTHORITY STATE LAW Inter- Subjective Subjective Giampaolo Azzoni

  13. Choosing ethical self-regulation means choosing Spontaneous order (vs. designed order): Friedrich A. von Hayek Open society: Karl Popper Space for public opinion: Jürgen Habermas Giampaolo Azzoni

  14. 3/3 Ethical media beyond social narcissism Giampaolo Azzoni

  15. Is a network of “networks of interconnected private spheres” still a real ethical/social network? Can communities (Gemeinschaften) constitute a society (Gesellschaft)? Giampaolo Azzoni

  16. Intersubjectivity is missing in a substantial part of blogs Giampaolo Azzoni

  17. self-reference • solipsism • narcissism • extroversion of private into public • nihilistic impulse Giampaolo Azzoni

  18. Authentic communication • opening up to a plurality of points of view • obligation to rectify blatantly wrong information • link to other websites, albeit potential “competitors” • correctness in the use of language • awareness of the need for a balance between free speech and right to privacy and reputation • emargination of non-ethical websites Giampaolo Azzoni

  19. true sharing vs. fake sharing (L. Lessig) Giampaolo Azzoni

  20. GRAZIE ! giampaolo.azzoni@unipv.it (University of Pavia)

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