Agreement means platforms will remove remarks that could jeopardise active trialsSocial media companies have agreed “takedown” arrangements with the Attorney General’s Office to ensure the swift removal of prejudicial comments about active trials.The likes of Facebook, Google and Twitter do not, however, pose such a severe threat that new laws protecting fair trials are needed, according to the solicitor general, Robert Buckland QC. Continue reading…
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