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Maggie Macdonald

Toronto
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Writer/communications & policy person working in philanthropy after many years with NGOs. Secretly an artist. (She/her).
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Young Radical Response: Senators React to Trump Conviction

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By Maggie Macdonald, Annelise Russell
| Wiley Online Library
Objective Political Twitter is known for amplifying extreme views and polarizing rhetoric, and members of Congress capitalize on those fast-paced news cycles to engage with trending topics. This research note uses the news of former President Donald Trump's conviction in his hush money trial to explain how U.S. senators engage with digital audiences, matching the more polarizing voices in the Senate with the ideological extremity of Twitter.
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Opinion: Moral judgment has no place in deciding who gets to bank or not

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By Maggie Macdonald, Val Webber
| The Globe and Mail
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Pornhub, payment processors and child sexual abuse material: moral and algorithmic authorities in platform governance

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By Maggie Macdonald
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This article analyses cultural, commercial and technical forces shaping content moderation on pornography platforms. Antipornography frameworks have unjustly cast adult sites as leading perpetrators circulating harmful and sexually abusive content. This framing encourages credit card companies and payment processors to treat porn platforms as high-risk merchants subject to stricter standards and oversight.
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