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Social Media Week Lagos 2020 || The Guardian – Defining and regulating ‘Hate speech’

By Guardian Exclusive
29 February 2020   |   8:16 pm
Here is a video highlighting what some of our panelists had to share on defining and regulating 'Hate speech'. The impacts on audience needs and retention.

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