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8:14 am on August 27, 2026 · 2026 (252), meta (2), social media (17), tech policy (1)

RECAP 27 AUG 2026 – Assessing the Landmark Meta Settlement

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A white title card centers the Tech Policy Press logo at the top, combining a cluster of multicolored dots with black serif lettering and “.PRESS” in blue. Below, smaller bold text reads “special live podcast recording,” followed by the large two-line title “Assessing the Landmark Meta Settlement.” The date “27 August 2026” appears at bottom left, with an “Archived by ISOC.LIVE” mark at bottom right.

A white title card centers the Tech Policy Press logo at the top, combining a cluster of multicolored dots with black serif lettering and “.PRESS” in blue. Below, smaller bold text reads “special live podcast recording.” The title “Assessing the Landmark Meta Settlement” appears in large black type across two lines, with the date “27 August 2026” centered near the bottom.

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On 27 August 2026, Tech Policy Press hosted a special live recording of the Tech Policy Press podcast, ‘Assessing the Landmark Meta Settlement‘, as expert guests dug into the settlement and its implications. Meta had just agreed to pay billions and overhaul how teens use Instagram and Facebook — but the fine print is important.

SPEAKERS
Alissa Cooper – Executive Director, Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI)
Meetali Jain – Executive Director, Tech Justice Law (TJL)
Matthew B. Lawrence – Professor of Law and Associate Dean of Faculty, Emory University School of Law

HOST
Justin Hendrix – CEO and Editor, Tech Policy Press

#MetaSettlement #TeenSafety #TechPolicy #PlatformAccountability

4:30 am on March 16, 2024 · accountability (5), Atlantic Council (4), como (7), data (9), DFRLab (1), meta (2), oversight board (1)

WEBCAST MAR 19 – Using data for accountability: Lessons learned from the Oversight Board’s impact

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ISOC LIVE

ISOC LIVEOn Tuesday March 19, 2024 at 12:00-13:00 EDT (16:00-17:00 UTC) the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab) presents ‘Using data for accountability: Lessons learned from the Oversight Board’s impact‘.

As social media regulation comes into force around the world, regulators are increasingly narrowing down on the type of data they need to hold platforms accountable and ensure users are treated fairly.

The Oversight Board, an independent body created by Meta in 2020 to make binding decisions and policy recommendations, has been working for the past two years to create a data-driven approach to hold the company accountable and ensure that users feel the impact of its recommendations. In this discussion, Oversight Board Head of Data & Implementation and DFRLab Non-Resident Fellow Naomi Shiffman presents lessons learned from the Board’s work, followed by a panel discussion.

SPEAKERS
Chloe Colliver – Head of Industry Developments for Online Safety, OFCOM
Berdien van der Donk – DSA Enforcement and Transparency, European Commission
Naomi Shiffman – Head of Data & Implementation, Oversight Board

MODERATOR
Rose Jackson – Director, Democracy & Tech Initiative, Digital Forensic Research Lab

VIEW ON YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/TUbWUDVYagQ

TWITTER #CoMoData #SocialMediaRegulation #DataAccountability @naomishiffman @OversightBoard @ChloeColliver2 @Ofcom @BRD_NK @EU_Commission @Rosejackson3

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