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Bernát Török

Bernát Török, graduated in law from the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, in 2003. He worked as a lawyer at the National Radio and Television Committee, and later became chief counselor at the Constitutional Court of Hungary. He is an associate professor of constitutional law and head of the Institute of the Information Society at the University of Public Service—Ludovika (Budapest). His research interests include freedom of speech and fundamental rights in the information society.
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Bernát Török

Bernát Török, graduated in law from the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, in 2003. He worked as a lawyer at the National Radio and Television Committee, and later became chief counselor at the Constitutional Court of Hungary. He is an associate professor of constitutional law and head of the Institute of the Information Society at the University of Public Service—Ludovika (Budapest). His research interests include freedom of speech and fundamental rights in the information society.
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Platforms and Fundamental Rights

Extensive moderation, which does not shy away from deletion, will carry platforms far from their initial democratic achievement, making them gatekeepers that can be manipulated more easily than in any
Picture of Bernát Török

Bernát Török

Bernát Török, graduated in law from the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, in 2003. He worked as a lawyer at the National Radio and Television Committee, and later became chief counselor at the Constitutional Court of Hungary. He is an associate professor of constitutional law and head of the Institute of the Information Society at the University of Public Service—Ludovika (Budapest). His research interests include freedom of speech and fundamental rights in the information society.
Picture of Bernát Török

Bernát Török

Bernát Török, graduated in law from the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, in 2003. He worked as a lawyer at the National Radio and Television Committee, and later became chief counselor at the Constitutional Court of Hungary. He is an associate professor of constitutional law and head of the Institute of the Information Society at the University of Public Service—Ludovika (Budapest). His research interests include freedom of speech and fundamental rights in the information society.
Platforms and Fundamental Rights
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Platforms and Fundamental Rights

Extensive moderation, which does not shy away from deletion, will carry platforms far from their initial democratic achievement, making them gatekeepers that can be manipulated more easily than in any previous medium of communication.

Bernát Török
16.07.2021
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