Sentence examples for regulating content from inspiring English sources

After confirming his decision to terminate The Daily Stormer's subscription, Prince goes on to detail his wider concerns around regulating content online, arguing that if powerful web infrastructure service providers generally step away from a neutral position over content they risk opening up the web to a de facto system of vigilante justice by hackers launching DDoS attacks.

The company wanted nothing to do with the business of regulating content.

Board members who voted against the plan expressed concern that it would compel Icann to become involved in regulating content, among other issues.

The regional press association has also criticized Argentina's new broadcast media law, which preserves two-thirds of the radio and TV spectrum for noncommercial stations and gives political appointees a powerful role in granting licenses and regulating content.

No one at Twitter would talk on the record about the French posts, but it has its own criteria for regulating content and will sometimes suspend an individual account or withhold individual posts.

Then there was Burnham's speech to his department's convergence thinktank in which he said he was against any relaxation of rules requiring impartiality in TV and radio news, against product placement, wanted to make people pay for content over the web, and was in favour of regulating content in that new-media space as if it were television.

"We do not regulate content," said Paul Wein, a spokesman for the agency.

President Clinton artfully distinguished the antidrug payola from any effort "to regulate content".

If our goal is to improve content, why not regulate content directly, as the F.C.C. used to do, rather than obliquely via ownership regulations?

In his opinion affirming that decision, Justice Kennedy made several points that could limit the government's ability to regulate content in new communications technologies.

In doing so, the court signaled a promising reluctance to allow the government to regulate content in the newer communications technologies.