Don't Delete Art
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Don’t Delete Art (DDA) is a collaboration of artist-activists and human rights organizations advocating for artists facing suppression and censorship online.
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Our friends at @dontdeleteart.bsky.social
have provided boilerplate language for artists to include in the FTC comment page, or to add in part to your own response: www.dontdelete.art/ftc-response
have provided boilerplate language for artists to include in the FTC comment page, or to add in part to your own response: www.dontdelete.art/ftc-response
FTC Response — Don't Delete Art
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We welcome Emma Shapiro (Editor-At-Large for @dontdeleteart.bsky.social & AGL Comms Officer) to discuss online art censorship and the internet regulations that affect free expression, as part of our new Art* module.
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My article about the EU's out-of-court dispute settlement bodies (ODS's) published by @theartnewspaper.bsky.social
I see a lot of potential for ODS's to incorporate artistic freedom cases, and give a better voice to artists' needs and challenges. But first, we need to use them. Read about it here:
I see a lot of potential for ODS's to incorporate artistic freedom cases, and give a better voice to artists' needs and challenges. But first, we need to use them. Read about it here:
Here's how the EU is aiding artists in tackling social media moderation issues
Out-of-court dispute settlement bodies are an important development in supporting creative expression
www.theartnewspaper.com
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