Danielle Citron

In an essay for the Florida Law Review, Jon Penney and Danielle Citron explore the ways that the Dobbs decision spurred a level of "corporate surveillance of intimate life [that]…

Danielle Citron comments on Google’s efforts to reduce slander.

Danielle Citron says making social media sites act on content such as nonconsensual porn and violent conspiracies would make the internet more equal and free

Danielle Citron joins the Democracy in Danger podcast.

Danielle Citron explains how deepfakes are becoming easier to create and harder to spot

Danielle Citron and colleague argue that Trump should not be allowed back on social media

Danielle Citron says Twitter should change their rules for public officials.

Danielle Citron joins Lawfare podcast to discuss manipulated video and audio content.

Danielle Citron spoke with The New York Times about Facebook’s hate speech policies.

Jonathan Zittrain, Danielle Citron, and Joan Donovan provide expert commentary

A forthcoming article by Danielle Citron lends insight to this question

Civil rights protections are as necessary in virtual spaces as in physical ones, Danielle Citron says

Danielle Citron and colleagues on the significance of deep fakes

Danielle Citron on why technology’s promise is only as good as those who control it

Danielle Citron discusses misinformation about COVID-19

BKC faculty associate Danielle Citron joins former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum, director of the ACLU’s voting-rights initiative Dale Ho, and election law…

Danielle Citron devised an eight-point plan for political campaigns to protect against fabricated video and audio

evelyn douek spoke with law professors Bobby Chesney and Danielle Citron about deep fakes.

Danielle Citron advised Facebook on the new policy and sees it as fair, but would like to see more policies banning misleading videos in the future.

Danielle Citron reflects on her career, current events, and the future

Citron addresses the scourge of cyber harassment by raising awareness of the toll it takes on victims

Policy experts debate what legal responsibility social media companies should have under the 1996 Communications Decency Act