Matthew Rimmer · @drrimmer
1393 followers · 3385 posts · Server aus.social

'It is always important to be vigilant about the imputations you make when making posts that may impact someone's reputation. Additionally, malice will undo the availability of most defences and open the door to an increased damages award.

While the outcome of each defamation case will turn on its own particular facts, baseless attacks against professionals who rely upon their reputations for their livelihood are likely to give rise to a sizeable award of damages. Where the attack lacks bona fides, is improper, scandalous or excessive in its attack, then one can expect the statutory cap on damages to be lifted by an award of aggravated damages.

Additionally, if you are the administrator of a public social media account that others can post to, you need to be aware that you can also be held liable as a publisher of defamatory comments posted by members of the public who you give access to. Vigilance is required to monitor and moderate such accounts in order to limit the risk of the original publisher's liability for defamation being visited upon you – particularly if you may be seen as a better defendant if you have deeper pockets than the original publisher.' claytonutz.com/knowledge/2021/

#defamation #auslaw #intermediaries #socialmedia

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Pragmatic Teams · @PragmTeams
45 followers · 165 posts · Server social.tchncs.de

@chriscorrigan There's still a difference between control of an agreed-upon process and suppression of topics.

Noticed already years ago attacks on , especially on the , along the lines of we can't allow people to choose what matters to them, when "in fact" they "need" to talk about something else.

Trash-TV-style, constrained "discussion" formats followed: "presenting" summarized ideas of a group; having to "listen" to "criticism" and "reporting" back

#intermediaries #lawofmobility #openspace

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Hogeschool van Amsterdam · @hva
191 followers · 116 posts · Server mstdn.social

RT @UASNL_EU
: UASNL annual event
Partners for SMEs: in regional innovation ecosystems
24 May 10:30-12:30
@HNPbrussel, Rue de Trèves 59
With knowledge institutions, public and private stakeholders, we will explore how the EU can support most effectively.

#SMEs #intermediaries #savethedate

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Antonio · @angallo
79 followers · 761 posts · Server mastodonbooks.net

"Who is original? Everything that we are doing, everything that we think, exists already, and we are only intermediaries, that's all, who make use of what is in the air."
(Henry Miller)

"An original writer is not one who imitates nobody, but one whom nobody can imitate"
(F.R. de Chateaubriand)

"Everything has been thought of before, but the problem is to think of it again".
(Goethe)

#originality #intermediaries #thought

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CryptoNewsBot · @cryptonewsbot
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hyunsikchun · @hyunsikchun
471 followers · 70 posts · Server fediscience.org

"We observe a shift from a world dominated by expert critics to one where these traditional intermediaries sit alongside newer forms, such as media rankings and ratings, as well as online review aggregators. As a result of this proliferation, producers are often subject to simultaneous public evaluation by multiple intermediaries."

journals.aom.org/doi/10.5465/a

#intermediaries #quantification #evaluation #sociology

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acemaxx · @acemaxxanalytics
65 followers · 155 posts · Server econtwitter.net

The industry is suffering its own “ moment ” of sliding prices and a daisy chain of in and often poorly managed market , chart @FT cutt.ly/K2owCk0

#cryptocurrency #lehman #asset #failures #overleveraged #intermediaries

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CryptoNewsBot · @cryptonewsbot
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SEC chairman says system used by ether following could trigger securities laws

WASHINGTON—Ethereum’s big software update on Thursday may have turned the second-largest cryptocurrency into a security in the eyes of a top U.S. regulator.

and Chairman Gary Gensler said Thursday that and that allow to “” their coins might pass a key used by to whether an is a .

“From the coin’s perspective…that’s another indicia that under the Howey test, the investing public is anticipating profits based on the efforts of others,” Mr. Gensler told reporters after a congressional hearing. He said he wasn’t referring to any specific cryptocurrency.

Issuers of securities—a category of assets that includes stocks and bonds—are required to file extensive disclosures with the SEC under laws passed in the 1930s. Exchanges and brokers that facilitate the trading of securities must comply with strict rules designed to protect investors from conflicts of interest. Cryptocurrency issuers and trading platforms face strict liabilities if they sell any assets that are deemed to be securities by the SEC or courts.

Staking is one of two ways in which cryptocurrency networks verify transactions. Used by some of the largest cryptocurrencies—including Solana, Cardano and, as of this week, ether—it allows investors to lock up their tokens for a specified amount of time to receive a return.

If an intermediary such as a crypto exchange offers staking services to its customers, Mr. Gensler said, it “looks very similar—with some changes of labeling—to lending.” The SEC has repeatedly signaled over the past year that firms offering crypto-lending products need to register with the agency and in February forced BlockFi Lending to pay $100 million for failing to do so.

Competition for jurisdiction over crypto is heating up among federal agencies and the congressional committees they answer to. As the Senate Agriculture Committee, which oversees the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, held a hearing Thursday to vet a crypto bill, the Senate Banking Committee, which oversees the SEC, held a simultaneous hearing for members to question Mr. Gensler.

The crypto bill proposed by leaders of the agriculture group last month would specifically designate bitcoin and ether as digital commodities rather than securities. Under current law, such assets have no federal regulator. The bill would grant the CFTC, which oversees derivatives markets, authority to regulate digital commodities.

wsj.com/articles/ethers-new-st

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Cryptocurrency News Worldwide · @CryptoBot
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