数字服务法案(DSA):网络危害和中介责任的新时代

Global Privacy Law Review Pub Date : 2023-02-01 DOI:10.54648/gplr2023005

Ceyhun Necati Pehlivan, Peter Church

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欧盟的《数字服务法案》(DSA)标志着20年来对网络中介责任规则的最大调整。DSA还附带了一些监管恐怖主义内容、儿童性虐待材料(CSAM)和政治广告的文书，它们一起将为欧盟的网络危害监管创造一个全新的框架。这些新的和广泛的义务试图协调不受管制的用户生成内容所造成的损害，信息自由的基本权利以及大规模审核内容的实际限制。DSA可能会塑造这一新兴法律领域的全球内容监管方法。数字服务法案，DSA，网络伤害，中介责任，中介服务，托管服务，超大型在线搜索引擎，在线平台，超大型在线平台

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The Digital Services Act (DSA): A New Era for Online Harms and Intermediary Liability

The EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) marks the biggest shake up to the rules for online intermediary liability in twenty years. The DSA is accompanied by flanking instruments regulating terrorist content, child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and political ads which, together, will create an entirely new framework for the regulation of online harms in the EU. These new and wide-ranging obligations attempt to reconcile the damage caused by unregulated user-generated content, fundamental rights to freedom of information and the practical limitations of moderating content at scale. The DSA is likely to shape the global approach to content regulation in this emerging area of law. Digital Services Act, DSA, Online Harm, Intermediary Liability, Intermediary Services, Hosting Services, Very Large Online Search Engines, Online Platforms, Very Large Online Platforms

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