Government shouldn't rush social media regulation | The Strategist
The Case against Social Media Content Regulation - Competitive Enterprise Institute
Is regulating social media the right decision?
Lawmakers See 2022 as the Year to Rein in Social Media. Others Worry Politics Will Get in the Way
Regulating the Digital Economy in Three Parts: The Conclusion - Centre for International Governance Innovation
Stronger government regulation of social media companies could improve free speech, says expert | CBC Radio
Why the Government Should Not Regulate Content Moderation of Social Media | Cato Institute
Should the Government Regulate Social Media? | FSI
Should the Government Regulate Social Media?
Existing Legislative Frameworks to Regulate Social Media in Ghana And Nigeria: Implications on Stemming Misinformation – IDAC
Why the Government Should Not Regulate Content Moderation of Social Media - YouTube
Afrobarometer on Twitter: "🎇 NEW 🎇 Government regulation of internet/social media access in Lesotho? Majority of citizens say no. Only 35% of Basotho support government regulation of access to the Internet and
Social Media and Online Speech: How Should Countries Regulate Tech Giants? | Council on Foreign Relations
Social media: How might it be regulated? - BBC News
Are We Entering a New Era of Social Media Regulation?
Who regulates social media? | TechCrunch
The big question
Framework to regulate social media coming: Government | India News - Times of India
Zuckerberg says government regulation of social media “inevitable” – CNS Maryland
Pushing Social Media Platforms to Self-Regulate | The Regulatory Review
On Policing Content, Social Media Companies Face a Trust Gap With Users
Framework To Regulate Social Media At Some Point In Time: Govt
Government regulation of social media would kill the internet — and free speech | The Hill
Should the government regulate social media sites, as a means to prevent fake news and misinformation? - VA.org
Government should not regulate social media - The Statesman
How to Regulate (and Not Regulate) Social Media | Knight First Amendment Institute
Twitter \ Afrobarometer على تويتر: "One-third (32%) of Ghanaians support government regulation of access to the Internet and social media, but close to half (48%) prefer unrestricted access. https://t.co/WBx2yySANg #ABGhana https://t.co/32DBo1MShU"
