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The Programme in Comparative Media Law & Policy (PCMLP) at the University of Oxford's Centre for Socio-Legal Studies is a research and policy programme that ...

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The Political Economy of Fact-Checking Online Disinformation in Africa

Online Hate and Artificial Intelligence A Global Overview and Trends in the Global South

Researching AI and Content Moderation Trends, Tools and Methods

Hate Speech and Content Moderation in the Horn of Africa Socio Legal Implications

Hate Speech and Content Moderation in the Sahel Region Socio Legal Implications

Governing Online Speech AI, Transparency and Corporate Social Responsibility

Global Media Policy Seminar Series Victor Pickard

Global Media Policy Seminar Series Antonina Cherevko on The Weaponization of Information

PCMLP Global Seminar Series with Ritu Srivastava (Jadeite Solutions, India)

Global Media Policy Seminar Series Jessa Lingel

Price Media law Moot -- Mooting Masterclass 2018

Mooting Masterclass 2019 with Sarah Phillimore

2019 Price Media Law Moot Court Finals

Hate Speech Online What is being done about it by Prof Kate O’Regan and Dr Stefan Theil

Monroe E. Price - 1st Annual Eric Barendt Law Lecture The mistery of regulating social media

Introducing the Global Media & Policy Seminar Series

2018 Price Media Law Moot Court Finals

Price Media Law Moot Court Competition Short Movie

2017 Price Media Law Moot Court Finals

Price Media Law Moot Court Competition Trailer

2016 Price Media Law Moot Court Finals

Joan Barat Mir Freedom of the Media in a comparative perspective

Faheem Zafar Privacy and Journalism in Pakistan

Julia Hoffman The Protection of Journalists Under International Law

Mooting Master Class, Deeksha Sharma

Journalism, Ethics and Self Regulation in Egypt, Nermeen Al Azrak

Internet Fundamentals, Christian Sandvig

2013 Price Media Law Moot Court Finals

Mark Thompson (Cambridge) Development 2.0 and beyond Challenges for ICT4D in 2013

Don Slater (LSE) Disjunctures and Connections How Technopolitics Make and Cut Networks