The World Majority’s Social Media versus Data Colonialism

Local and regional social platforms help combat at least four challenges: data colonialism, disinformation, deplatforming/deranking, and AI’s threat to cultural heritage. Such platforms strengthen digital sovereignty, allowing countries and regions to retain control over their data, technology, and information environment, creating independent ecosystems for knowledge sharing and interaction.

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Journal
Russia in Global Affairs
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31278/1810-6374-2025-23-2-71-74
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World Systems and Global Transformations
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The World Majority’s Social Media versus Data Colonialism

Anna Sytnik
Russia in Global Affairs
World Systems and Global Transformations
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The World Majority’s Social Media versus Data Colonialism

Anna Sytnik
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Abstract

Local and regional social platforms help combat at least four challenges: data colonialism, disinformation, deplatforming/deranking, and AI’s threat to cultural heritage. Such platforms strengthen digital sovereignty, allowing countries and regions to retain control over their data, technology, and information environment, creating independent ecosystems for knowledge sharing and interaction.

Russia in Global AffairsVol. 23(2)
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