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Cyber Civil Rights Initiative digging thread Veteran Leader 09/26/16 (Mon) 20:40:43 f4c558 No.328224

From the /v/ general

The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative tweeted

> We need to be working on changing the cultural perception of what is criminal behavior and what is not.

The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative is an organization founded by Dr. Holly Jacobs that aims to bring awareness to and reduce the occurrence of harassment on the Internet. Our first campaign is End Revenge Porn, which sheds light on the issue of revenge porn (and other forms of non-consensual pornography) and advocates for state and federal laws to criminalize it.

For more information regarding CCRI please contact Natalie Webb [emails removed]

For legislative information contact Mary Anne Franks [law.miami.edu]

For victim outreach contact Anisha Vora [endrevengeporn.org]

Annmarie Chiarini may be contacted at […]

http://www.cybercivilrights.org/press_releases

https://archive.is/NHOUU

Danielle Keats-Citron … serves on the advisory boards of the Future of Privacy, Without My Consent, Cyber Civil Rights (CCRI) and Teach Privacy.

http://www.daniellecitron.com/about.html https://archive.is/kUkU2

Twitter announces new Trust And Safety Council - CCRI is a member

https://archive.is/W0G3P

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Veteran Leader 09/26/16 (Mon) 20:41:05 f4c558 No.328225

The attack on Section 230

From Neal Rauhauser's logs:

@B3nRaching3r #GamerGate & workalikes are at an inflection point; something is going to get done policy wise. Maybe CDA Sec 230 repeal. Thu Jan 22 00:45:22 +0000 2015

Noah Berlatsky attacks Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

Article: https://archive.is/tyMHH

Author's twitter: https://archive.is/SqpHC

Law Prof Writing Revenge Porn Legislation Wants To Upend Safe Harbors On The Internet 'For The Children'

Mary Anne Franks, a law professor at the University of Miami…

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20131126/09514225380/law-prof-writing-revenge-porn-legislation-wants-to-upend-safe-harbors-internet-children.shtml https://archive.is/XD9HR

"We're going back and forth and actually writing the law with them," said Franks, a board member of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, which was founded by "revenge porn" victim Holly Jacobs.

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/11/21/new-federal-legislation-could-take-a-nip-out-of-revenge-porn https://archive.is/ZcCT7

Lawprof Danielle Citron joins the fray in Blackman's comments, adding their "Eugene Volokh approves" spin. Not even Josh Blackman is buying that crap:

http://blog.simplejustice.us/2013/11/26/revenge-porn-and-the-death-of-article-230-the-answer-is-42/ https://archive.is/4Zg5l

Pando discussed this in the context of the Innocence of Muslims film.

https://pando.com/2014/02/27/can-this-copyright-ruling-against-google-help-revenge-porn-victims/ https://archive.is/SDVLB

now there's a law review article penned by law professor Ann Bartow, and it's a nearly fact-free and clueless attack on Section 230, based on a number of ridiculous to dangerous assumptions.

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20151103/07431532701/law-professor-pens-ridiculous-nearly-fact-free-misleading-attack-most-important-law-internet.shtml https://archive.is/XD9HR

Arthur Chu called for repealing Section 230

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150930/00445632392/increasing-attacks-most-important-law-internet.shtml

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