Unter dem Titel "Backup: Podem os Usuários Processar as Plataformas para Restabelecer Conteúdo Removido?" haben Prof. Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann und Anna Sophia Tiedeke einen Artikel zu einer brasilianisch-deutschen Veröffentlichung zum Thema "Regulierung von Desinformation" beigesteuert. Es handelt sich dabei um eine Übersetzung ihres Artikels, der 2020 in der Policy Review erschienen ist.
Abstract
A private order of public communication has emerged. Today, social network services fulfill important communicative functions. A lot has been written about the failings of companies in deleting problematic content. This paper flips the question and asks under which conditions users can sue to reinstate content and under which circumstances courts have recognised ‘must carry’ obligations for social network services. Our analysis, an initial comparative analysis of case law on the reinstatement of user-generated content, will point to a larger issue of systemic relevance, namely the differences in treatment of states and private companies as threats to and/or guarantors of fundamental rights in the United States and in Germany. It is a contribution to the important debate on the interaction of states and platforms in governing online content.
Kettemann, M.C.; Tiedeke, A.S. (2021): Backup: Podem os Usuários Processar as Plataformas para Restabelecer Conteúdo Removido? In: Campos, R.; Abboud, G; Nery Jr., N. (eds.): Fake News e Regulação - 3° Edição. Sao Paulo: Thomson Reuters, 365-384.
