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But more than that, it has occurred to corporate executives that it's in their interest and their stockholders to actively develop a "social responsibility" platform.

She is a member of the PEN/Faulkner Foundation and the U.S. Senate Toastmasters Club in Washington, D.C. Adriana is passionate about the development of a family social responsibility platform which she advocates via blogs and freelance writing.

Prior to receiving her M.S. in Fundraising and Grantmaking at New York University, Sara built Michael Kors' corporate social responsibility platform including a successful partnership with the World Food Programme and the "Watch Hunger Stop" campaign.

While numerous campaign finance reform groups aim to push a variety of responses to the decision, from disclosure to amending the Constitution, the Center for Political Accountability directly engages corporations through shareholders to convince them to adopt political spending rules as part of their corporate social responsibility platform.

The first is how the authority and responsibility for platform and app decisions are divvied up among app developers and a platform owner (decision rights).

But we do need to acknowledge that, of all the social media users out there, children and teens are the least able to think through the potential consequences of their actions, which does perhaps place some responsibility on platform makers to have moderation, abuse reporting (yes, you too, Twitter) and content policies in place — especially when anonymity is an option.

"But social media platforms also have a responsibility for the platform they give users.

What is the responsibility of the platform or the editors?

Mentioning "the filter bubbles" and "the Russia stuff," Hughes says, "The first step is recognizing the responsibility that the platform has".

Journalists do sometimes tie everything up in a neat bow when they're really messier, but that doesn't mean we're not at the start of a cultural shift about platform responsibility in Silicon Valley.

On Feb. 4, Twitter CEO Dick Costelo sent an internal memo to his employees taking personal responsibility for the platform's failure to protect its users from trolling.