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no bull and the aftermath.

There is no right answer and that's why we need an oversight board because the current situation

is there's no right answer.

We have to make them and it feels like we're making them in a black box even despite all

of the many transparency efforts the company has made in terms of releasing the minutes

of our product policy forum which is the meeting where we talk about what policy decisions

we're going to make despite really seeing transparency reports.

All of these things are out in the open and people still feel like they don't have a

view into the discussions that are being had in Silicon Valley about what's allowable

and what's not allowable on these platforms that have a huge influence over speech, not

just in the US where these companies are based but globally and around the world.

I'm Quinta Jurisic and this is the LawFair podcast November 14th, 2019.

Today we're bringing you a new episode from our Arbiter's of Truth series on disinformation

in the run up to the 2020 election.

My colleague Evelyn Duex spoke with Zoe Darmay, manager of Facebook's Global Affairs

and Governance team.

Darmay is leading the global outreach efforts in support of Facebook's oversight board,

a new body that will have the power to review policy and content moderation decisions made

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