About
Everything in Moderation* is your global guide to the forces shaping the future of online speech and the internet.
Every week, it brings you need-to-know news and analysis about platform policy, content moderation and internet regulation.
There are two EiM editions a week:
- Trust & Safety Insider - Alice Hunsberger shares industry insights, must-read reports and research and first-hand advice from over a decade working in Trust & Safety. Every Monday.
- Week in Review - Ben Whitelaw's in-depth guide to the policies, products, platforms and people in the news over the last seven days. Every Friday.
Ben is the founder and editor of Everything in Moderation* and has 15 years of experience working in strategy and consulting roles for global media organisations. He also hosts the Ctrl-Alt-Speech podcast with Techdirt's Mike Masnick.
Email him at ben@everythinginmoderation.co.
Alice is head of Trust & Safety at Musubi, a T&S startup. She was previously VP, Trust & Safety and Content Moderation at PartnerHero and has held senior T&S roles at Grindr and OkCupid. She has a podcast, Trust in Tech, with the Integrity Institute.
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