Revenge pornography. Legal and policy issues.
summary
Panel summarizes concrete interventions and failures: a UK hotline logs 23 new cases since last year and struggles with anonymous image boards, Bitcoin paywalls and dark‑web reposting; US nonprofits report 2,000 victims helped, draft 22 state bills and a federal proposal and rely on DMCA takedowns and paid services (dmca Defender, dmca.com); successful prosecutions hinge on hacking/copyright charges (Hunter Moore) or short custodial sentences (one six‑week term); gaps persist in law enforcement training, jurisdiction, and rapid removal.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 18:10The Victim Impact Statement
- 28:24Victim Blaming
- 30:29Contextual Consent
- 30:51Freedom of Speech
- 31:07The Freedom of Speech
- 38:31Objective of Revenge Porn
- 48:03Digital Objects as Objects of Circulation
- 1:00:47Federal Litigations
- 1:10:50Domestic Violence Orders
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