Trust and Safety on Social Media: Understanding the Impact of Anti-Social Behavior and Misinformation on Content Moderation and Platform Governance

Author:

Gruzd Anatoliy1ORCID,Soares Felipe Bonow2ORCID,Mai Philip1

Affiliation:

1. Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada

2. University of the Arts London, UK

Abstract

The Special Issue on Trust and Safety on Social Media delves into two pressing and interlinked concerns: the growing prevalence of anti-social behavior and the widespread presence of misinformation within and across various social media platforms. The collection of articles featured in the issue collectively examines factors that contribute to these concerns and proposes potential strategies to mitigate their negative impact on social media users and society. The articles included in the issue are extended versions of research first presented at the 2022 International Conference on Social Media & Society (#SMSociety), organized by the Social Media Lab at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Subject

Computer Science Applications,Communication,Cultural Studies

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