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Freedom of expression and information online

Web 2.0 began in a world of zero marginal cost for information distribution and where the emergence of aggregators enabled user-generated content to flourish in content platforms. From that moment on, freedom of expression and information gained a stream of new nuances with complexity and concrete micro and macro impacts on people's lives.

From identity and belonging to the bread and butter of the productive sector to the fate of democracies, how we deal with the right to free speech has never been so critical to everyday life. The Freedom of Expression and Information Online project aims to untangle the impacts of new technology on these basic fundamental rights and their repercussions on everything else: from business to politics and back to the future of information technology.

Research Hub

Civil and Human Rights on the Internet

Project publications

Title	Publish Date	DOI
Section 230 and the future of the internet	17 March 2023	https://doi.org/10.59262/ejp3ba

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Project announcements

Announcing the Freedom of Expression and Information Online research project

The Center for Technology and Public Interest announced this Thursday a new project on their Fintech and Payment System research track. The New Generation of Real-Time Payment Rails project is focused on exploring the how solutions similar to Brazil's Pix could influence other jurisdictions to adopt similar approaches to increase financial inclusion, expand competition and innovation in the market, and digitalize the economy. All related publications are available to CTPI Members on the projects' webpage.