The difficulty of achieving consensuses over the regulation of online content moderation has created a stringent and divergent regulatory framework around the world. This fragmentation increases the cost of operating in digital global markets due to greater entry and expansion barriers. Given that countries’ legal standards over the regulation of content moderation remain too far apart from each other, international law does not seem to offer a solution in this respect. Nonetheless, policymake
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