ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Iva Nenadić

Iva Nenadić is an Assistant Professor of media and digital policy at the University of Zagreb and a Research Fellow at the European University Institute’s Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom. She studies media pluralism in the context of content moderation policies of online platforms, and related regulatory interventions. She is a member of the Committee of Experts on the Impacts of GenAI for Freedom of Expression (MSI-AI) at the Council of Europe, and in the Management Committee of the European Digital Media Observatory.

POSTS BY Iva Nenadić

10 September 2024

Hannah Ruschemeier, João Pedro Quintais, Iva Nenadić, Giovanni De Gregorio, Niklas Eder

Brave New World

The exhilaration and enthusiasm which followed the passing of the Digital Services Act (DSA) is long over. No matter one’s perspective on the DSA, it seems clear that the party is over and the work begins. One of the perhaps oddest provisions of the DSA is Article 21. It calls for the creation of private quasi-courts that are supposed to adjudicate content moderation disputes. User Rights, based in Berlin, is one of the first organisations to assume this role. Continue reading >>