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Lisa Nandy's terrified of people thinking for themselves – disastrous proposals prove it

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The Labour Party has previously expressed concerns about the impact of social media and online platforms on public discourse, with some politicians arguing that greater regulation is needed to prevent the spread of misinformation. The concept of algorithmic regulation has been a topic of debate in recent years, with some arguing that it is necessary to protect users and others claiming that it could infringe upon freedom of speech. The party's proposals on this issue are likely to be closely watched by those with an interest in digital rights and online governance.
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Lisa Nandy's terrified of people thinking for themselves – disastrous proposals prove it
OPINION - TOM SLATER: The Labour Party is determined to hold the state's thumb on the algorithmic scale.
9 Jul, 16:00