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Representation Without Elections: Civil Society Participation as a Remedy for the Democratic Deficits of Online Speech Governance
Giant social media companies wield oversized power over what gets communicated online. Yet, it remains unclear how to hold that power accountable to the public. In democracies, governments are limited in how much they can regulate speech directly, creating an obstacle for efforts to make online spee
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