It was an appeal to the power of self -policing.
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This sane theory of self-policing soon became its own opposite.
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Decades spent self-policing when I could have just been me.
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Reddit is self-policing, after all, and crowdsourced advice isn't infallible.
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And how employers can better institutionalize self-policing and wider accountability.
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One thing is for sure: The current self-policing isn't cutting it.
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Many critics have noted serious issues with the KP's self-policing system.
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Self-policing its products has been the standard for the cosmetics sector.
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YouTubers — essentially the de facto public faces of Minecraft — aren't exactly self-policing.
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FDA officials rejected the proposal and J&J began promoting self-policing instead.
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The longer the company puts off self-policing, the more likely regulation becomes.
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The industry is sort of more self-policing than anything else, most recently.
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"Unfair" is when Congress was self-policing its own ethics rules. https://t.
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The reality is starker: Prosecutors, like others in law enforcement, prefer self-policing.
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But there is no easy answer, other than rigorous self-policing by users.
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They are the guardrails meant to keep government orderly, capable and self-policing.
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Critics argue that these self-policing measures are "ethics theater" rather than real guardrails.
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But given the current atmosphere, self-policing might not be an option any more.
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The US courts' system of self-policing is closely controlled and cloaked in secrecy.
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The resignation comes at a time of escalating scrutiny and self-policing across the sciences.
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But the risk is clear: There are limits to the effectiveness of scientific self-policing.
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This has left triangular flag enforcement in the hands of England's self-policing grounds staffs.
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Salgado's group was considered legal under a Guerrero state law allowing self-policing in certain cases.
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Instead, its self-policing community became the best hope for a global digital portal to truth.
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It is the goal of every authoritarian government: to create a self-censoring, self-policing populace.
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While the government claims it does a good job self-policing, the court hasn't always agreed.
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Also in 5003, UBS settled with FINRA, the industry's self-policing regulatory agency, for $18.5 million.
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Also in 2015, UBS settled with Finra, Wall Street's self-policing regulatory agency, for $18.5 million.
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At the press conference, Nessel said the dioceses should stop "self-policing," according to Detroit News.
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The community is self-policing, and this fear of reprimanding, from fellow fans, is a powerful idea.
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That, the team reckons, "suggests that the community is already self-policing in promoting a healthier lifestyle."Great.
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That process eventually became too time consuming and it works with a Wikipedia-style self-policing philosophy now.
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The claim was filed with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a self-policing regulatory body for financial firms.
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There's a tiny work force at the F.D.A. to deal with an enormous industry that's currently self-policing.
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The companies it nudges in the right direction are not known for their self-reporting or self-policing.
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It is now rigorously self-policing, with entire blogs dedicated to rooting out nefarious actors and spammy accounts.
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But the culture of self-policing leaves much of those judgment calls up to the discretion of personal tastes.
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And also by organizations that are the privacy watchdogs that apply pressure to ensure companies are also self-policing.
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"Allergan is committed to being a good citizen in self-policing and being disciplined about price increases," Saunders said.
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Instead, it would remove transparency requirements, while expanding the role of pharmaceutical companies in self-policing their own products.
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Self-policing and self-governing, it is a sanctuary from drug cartels as well as from the Mexican state.
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It is part of a tradition of self-policing that stretches back to the Song dynasty in the 3603th century.
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In that sense, self-policing shows both empathy for its users' mental health, but is also a self-preservation strategy.
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If fuel prices rise too much, the refining industry could be self-policing, and move quickly to provide more fuel.
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Recently, YouTube stated they would be self-policing "controversial" videos—specifically referring to terror groups—more rigorously than ever before.
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It's an amazing amount of self-policing because workers are invested in making sure that work comes back to the pool.
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By self-policing now, Instagram and Facebook could avoid being outed by iOS and Android as the enemies of your attention.
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Of course, it's not clear how strong the impetus is for Facebook, Twitter, or others to get serious about self-policing.
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Critics are right to be skeptical of such voluntary measures — the tobacco industry has a terrible track record of self-policing.
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Google has previously responded to criticism by promising that human reviewers, algorithmic monitoring, and community self-policing would fix any problems.
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Among the upper classes, smoking is disgraceful — hence the self-policing of the boys — while the lower classes smoke almost continually.
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"Responsible companies realize that the credibility of their product relies on self-regulation of their products and self-policing," said Varoga.
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Finally, the tech industry needs to take a serious look at these issues and figure out potential methods of self-policing.
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On YouTube, it started as a way of providing information to confused viewers, but it also became a form of self-policing.
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Critics have asserted that this aspect of the program has an adverse effect on self-policing and on corporate internal compliance processes.
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After the killing, there was a sense of doom in the air as many club people started chilling out and self-policing.
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Regardless, some experts concede even tougher rules and self-policing programs by farmers and shippers probably won't ever eliminate the risk entirely.
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With Facebook and Google alone capturing an estimated 85 percent of all digital political ads, self-policing won't cut it, they said.
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These suits can create a trail of self-policing that Facebook can point to when regulators or critics apply pressure, Coglianese said.
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However, we can save this critical part of our democracy through forward thinking policy, media self-policing and a bit of introspection.
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But when a billionaire avoids paying taxes, he breaks a law that ought to be self-policing: the law of basic human decency.
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Each new disclosure about Russian ads and fake news makes self-policing look less viable, and makes lawmakers and regulators hungrier to intervene.
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Brazil adopted self-policing measures following a spike in deforestation, when Greenpeace threatened to name meatpackers who bought cattle grazing on razed rainforest.
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Now a self-policing system, the digital paradigm has left behind the singularity that afforded Dan Humphrey fame, self-worth, and a girlfriend.
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So they are trying to create a framework for a self-policing organization, though it is not clear yet how that will function.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top official for a U.S. financial regulator is urging players in the burgeoning cryptocurrency sector to boost their self-policing.
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As a result, it's a field that since its earliest days was shaped by commercial considerations, with early practitioners lobbying for self-policing.
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Instead of companies self-policing, when it comes to digital advertisements the focus should be on ensuring that political communications are transparent via regulation.
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That may seem reckless, but the idea is to encourage responsible behaviour and self-policing rather than risk a crackdown that drives the movement underground.
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IPSO was established in 2014 after a phone-hacking scandal rocked the British news industry and revealed deficiencies in the previous system for self-policing.
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A 2005 measure ended a requirement for government inspectors to certify that buildings had met fire codes and shifted to a system of self-policing.
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One of his most popular series is called Content Cop where he calls out other problematic channels, in the self-policing fashion that PewDiePie mentioned.
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While law enforcement and industry self-policing have gotten better about spotting fraud, you can protect yourself by knowing your price and sticking to it.
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There's a fine line between legitimate self-policing, militating against a UK-style disaster, and helping Republicans smear a Muslim member of Congress they don't like.
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Before regulations kick in, international standards and industry self-policing are especially important, says Charlotte Stanton, Silicon Valley director for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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In 1992, the company agreed to self-policing to help settle a federal investigation that found large-scale wage and child-labor violations by its contractors.
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Meanwhile, the criminal background rule prevents community self-policing by landlords who feel a moral duty to ensure the safety of their other tenants and neighbors.
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This spotlight on their real lives tends to make them far more civil and self-policing because their professional reputation and military honor is at stake.
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And, she says, it's about time platforms move away from the failed practices of self-policing and toward pro-active prevention of child grooming and abuse.
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The movie digs in its heels here: As much empathy as Ly has for these characters, he understands self-policing by police to be a sham.
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But with limited personnel, they have to rely largely on self-policing within firms; the agency's inspectors leave Mexico City only to check high-risk operations.
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"It's totally self-policing and is essentially based on trust," said Christopher P. Baker, author of the "Moon Cuba" guidebook who also leads motorcycle tours in the country.
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This system would reduce "exciting" high-powered direct hits but would add an element of self-policing and creativity similar to how players and coaches manage personal fouls.
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According to the AP, Fresh Mark is a member of ICE's self-policing program, which allows employers to verify whether its staffers are undocumented or using fraudulent identification.
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Federal and state regulators have provided no guardrails for consumers, and as a result the industry is basically a self-policing, wild wild west with no real accountability.
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WATTERS: -- that they can allow for gaps and things like this to happen in the goal for -- (CROSSTALK) PERINO: What happen, also, to self-policing of your own side?
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However, it certainly appears to be a viable option worth considering that would produce more equitable outcomes for federal whistleblowers than the current system of self-policing at OAWP.
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Rowena Orr, a lawyer assisting the inquiry, said the industry's self-policing of its code of practice had not been effective, allowing some insurers to take advantage of customers.
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While many manufacturers do release quality reports, some critics have said this means that corporations are held to a different standard than municipalities and the industry is self-policing.
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Indeed, in many ways, the allegations surrounding Mr. Klein have laid bare Albany's cumbersome mechanisms for self-policing and the seeming ability of some here to shrug off scandal.
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In other recent Instagram news: First look at Instagram's self-policing Time Well Spent tool Instagram launches IGTV app for creators, 1-hour video uploads Instagram tests questions in Stories
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But regardless of whether Trump intends to act on drug prices, the president-elect likely knew his comments would shame or scare drug companies into self-policing, the lobbyist said.
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Operating on the most local level possible would allow for flexibility in tune with that of traditional healing and creates a good basis for healer buy-in and self-policing.
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In the long run, however, all of the platforms' decisions are bad for democracy and show why social media companies shouldn't be self-policing when it comes to political ads.
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Similarly, one board member of a small secular foundation stated that its limited resources now are used for self-policing — through increased intrusiveness, requirements and information collection — rather than good works.
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That misalignment highlights the limitations of corporate self-policing, a reality underscored by Daimler's continued membership in trade associations that lobbied the Trump administration to reverse Obama-era fuel efficiency rules.
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Nevertheless, USDA concluded that self-policing would ensure food safety, based on a technical risk assessment that — in violation of OMB guidelines — was not peer-reviewed before USDA published its rule.
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The EU has put Internet companies on notice that it will legislate if they do not do a better job self-policing their services for extremist propaganda, hate speech and other abuses.
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I tried to press the topic with Salahi, but it was as if his transfer from Guantánamo had carried with it a kind of transposition of restraint, from shackles to self-policing.
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Or does it retreat into a self-policing minority subculture, observing much stricter norms than society as a whole: the kind of outfit that society can tolerate only if it remains fairly small?
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Rodchenkov's lawyer, Jim Walden, called this week's exoneration of more than two dozen Olympians who had been accused of cheating in Sochi proof that "self-policing in international sports is a monumental failure."
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HERE ARE THE RUSSIA FACEBOOK ADS THAT TRIED TO DUPE YOU Klobuchar dismissed pledges from the companies this week to be more transparent about political ads, calling that an unenforceable "patchwork" of self-policing.
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This new focus on self-policing comes at a particularly important moment, just weeks after a string of terrorists incidents in the UK led Prime Minister Theresa May to call for stronger internet regulation.
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Islamic banks have traditionally used in-house boards of scholars to determine whether religious principles are being obeyed, but this self-policing has often been criticised for leaving banks open to conflicts of interest.
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It banned almost all gifts but largely preserved a self-policing feature that ultimately leaves it to an official to decide what he or she should disclose in an annual conflict-of-interest statement.
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The concern, of course, is that things could go too far — particularly for nascent mediums like VR and AR, which haven't been around long enough to widely adopt their own self-policing ethical standards.
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A 254 law known as the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order ended a requirement for government inspectors to certify that buildings had met fire codes, and shifted instead to a system of self-policing.
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They are selling the same brand Trump is peddling—a hyper-nationalist form of patriotism that mistakes discretion for weakness, an ethical code for inconvenient constraint, self-policing for tattling, and brutality for leadership.
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Both the median price hike and median price cut were smaller than usual during that period, suggesting the industry may be "self-policing" — but not enough to change the overall upward trajectory of drug prices.
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The rate was determined by a pared-down average of submissions from a self-selected, self-policing committee of banks based on their estimates of how much they would pay to borrow from each other.
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To enforce such an invasive policy on a population as large as China's required more than just strict policing — it required self-policing, especially in rural areas, far away from more densely populated urban centers.
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As ways of keeping a durable social peace, he returns again and again to small community works, like those community interrupters, or what he calls "community quarterbacks," or even systems of self-policing by Aboriginal Australians.
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The 15 specific claims, arising from Kavanaugh's Senate testimony last month, including after he was accused of sexual assault, were funneled into a system of self-policing that has been under scrutiny for nearly a year.
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While ICE's main intimidation tactic is raiding immigrants' homes and businesses, to me it seems their influence is showing through just as clearly in the constant acts of self-policing their targets are now compelled to undertake.
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The list is not simply designed to get others to spy on us, to out us, but to install forms of psychological self-policing to eliminate thoughts, pedagogical approaches and theoretical orientations that it defines as subversive.
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Though Burke and her team have ramped up their counterfeit detection efforts technologically, she says that the old-school tipline from the "very active self-policing runner community" provides ample ledas on which the NYRR then follows up.
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The bipartisan office was tasked with investigating allegations of wrongdoing by members of the House of Representatives and referring serious cases to the House Ethics Committee, a self-policing body of congressmen that had been deemed too lax.
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The company suspended all broadcast, print and digital advertising of its products in the U.S. Yes, but: Juul's self-policing and rapid campaign to convince America it does not target kids does not account for its international markets.
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This time, in the latest edition of Billion Dollar Companies Got Beef, AT&T filed a complaint with the National Advertising Bureau—the advertising industry's self-policing regulatory division—over what it claims are misleading ads made by Verizon.
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Emails exchanged in 2014 between deforestation researchers and a JBS executive, reviewed by Reuters, showed the company knew such cattle purchases were a problem for the industry despite a self-policing commitment JBS and other firms made in 2009.
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"Sophisticated and large scale adulteration has thus been able to make a mockery of the honey industry's feigned attempt at 'self-policing' through True Source," said one honey importer and packer, who requested anonymity over fears of professional retribution.
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A self-policing group within the British news industry has forced the tabloid The Mail on Sunday to acknowledge that an article it published asserting that climate researchers in the United States had manipulated data was inaccurate and misleading.
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By making these platforms liable for users' postings, the logic went, it would not only give the government powerful new tools to fight trafficking, but would lead to self-policing by companies and help choke off traffickers' ability to operate.
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" He also saw the significance of the fact that "they could stimulate the lab rats in two directions," with podwellians being watched, but also able to watch each other, implying the question "Will this lead to self-policing or anarchy?
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By talking and talking and talking about the stain of the patriarchy and manspreading and self-policing and whatever else, guys managed to make feminism about themselves and inadvertently drown out women who have been trying to talk for, like, ever.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's drinks sector announced plans on Monday to inform consumers more about the energy content and ingredients in beer, wine and spirits in a self-policing move, but critics said much of this information would only be available online.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration plans to unveil efforts on Friday to crack down on counterfeit and pirated goods sold on major e-commerce sites and urge companies to do more to vet third-party sellers and increase self-policing efforts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration plans to unveil efforts on Friday to crack down on counterfeit and pirated goods sold on major e-commerce sites and urge companies to do more to vet third-party sellers and increase self-policing efforts.
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This self-policing could be important since both iOS and Android are launching their own screen time monitoring dashboards that reveal which apps are dominating your attention and can alert you or lock you out of apps when you hit your time limit.
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Advocacy technology vendors have a vested financial stake in constituent communications and should invest in responsible research and product development and come up with self-policing protocols to ensure genuine messages are being sent and "astroturf" or fake messages are being rejected.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The Trump administration plans to unveil efforts on Friday to crack down on counterfeit and pirated goods sold on major e-commerce sites and urge companies to do more to vet third-party sellers and increase self-policing efforts.
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According to USA Today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture finalized a regulation just a week before Barack Obama left office that would update the Horse Protection Act, effectively banning horse soring and putting an end to unsuccessful self-policing that was in place before.
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Which is concerning, considering that during the NFL protest hullaballoo, the Trump administration's Commodity Futures Trading Commission unveiled their plan to put in place a system of "self policing" for banks, and reduce the penalties for abusive derivatives trading in exchange for self-reporting.
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Unlike Tumblr and YouTube, which have been around for more than a decade, TikTok communities haven't had to deal with this before, and the actions around Kretzmann seem to be the first time we've seen self-policing play out on TikTok on a large scale.
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Antonio García-Martinez, who worked on Facebook's targeted ads from 2011 to 2013, pointed out to me recently that Facebook already does plenty of self-policing and in political advertising specifically uses a strategy similar to the ones it uses in other advertising arenas.
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At Facebook founder and CEO's Mark Zuckerberg's hearing before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday, lawmakers were blunt about what they see as the company's flaws — its inadequate self-policing, lack of transparency, and reluctance to give users more control over their own data.
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During this summit, which was chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, the world leaders signed onto the "Christchurch Call for Action", a non-binding agreement that loops in both governments and private companies to address online extremism through regulations and self-policing.
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But results from a new ProPublica investigation suggest the tech giant is failing at even simple self-policing — undermining any claims it can responsibly manage the bad and even out-and-out illegal outcomes that are being enabled via its platform, and bolstering the case for more formal regulation.
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It was everything that is annoying about the "social justice internet"—the posing, the posturing, the self-policing to make sure all the signifiers match up to form the correct projection of equality-mindedness (never mind that McGorry tweeted "#NoHomo" after appearing at a pride parade in 2014).
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But perhaps more important, the top-down approach is wrong because it assumes that the problem of bigotry and abuse is something we can simply sweep under the rug through better censorship, rather than by building a better online community that actively sidelines bigots and abusers through self-policing and collective norms.
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It's tied to a lot of things — the upending of gender stereotypes; a re-engagement with social questions; a willingness to loosen up on the self-policing instinct that has hemmed in a lot of jazz activity, from the mainstream to the stylistic outskirts — and at Winter Jazzfest it delivered some welcome surprises.
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The criminal complaints were rare in an area too often relegated to self-policing by universities and the N.C.A.A. — the watchdog of college sports and the umbrella organization that runs the popular, immensely profitable basketball championship tournament dubbed March Madness, where college stars compete before some of them go on to professional careers as millionaires.
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It is highly unlikely that Twitter will take the necessary steps that might get it unblocked in China — that would mean caving in to censorship demands and self-policing user content, as LinkedIn has done — while there's already fierce competition in social media, so don't expect that China-based user number to grow much any time soon.
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But the Institute for Justice, which opposes civil asset forfeiture, argued that the protections are insufficient, amounting "to little more than window dressing of an otherwise outrageous abuse of power": The supposed "safeguards" implemented by this policy directive offer little or no substantive protection to property owners as they depend primarily on self-policing rather than judicial oversight.
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Plus, in a climate where social networks are now getting increasingly scrutinised by governments for their role in aiding and abetting the bad actors, it also helps Twitter (and others that also identify and remove accounts, like Facebook) demonstrate that it is self-policing, making an effort and producing results, before states step in and do the policing for them.
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