Brazil's Regulatory Challenges and Insights on the DSA | DRI

In our video series for the Media and Democracy Project, Digital Democracy Researcher Beatriz Saab talks to Professor Ana Bentes from the School of Communication, Media, and Information at the Fundação Getúlio Vargas. Dr Bentes holds a Ph.D. in Communication and Culture, with a focus on Brazil’s experience regulating digital media and services. While discussing the specific challenges Brazil faces, they discuss how polarisation impacts the progress of the current legislative proposal, their concerns for freedom of speech in Brazil, and how the country could use the EU’s Digital Services Act as a framework for future policy

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