Notes from an Emergency [video]
Ceglowski wants internet companies to be brought under stronger regulatory authority of local European governments, to protect societies and elections from pernicious forces in those companies and on the internet generally. He hopes there&#x27;s a spillover benefit to people in other countries.<p>&quot;Regulate, regulate, regulate!&quot;, Maciej urges.<p>Erdogan of Turkey says, &quot;OK, Maciej!&quot; – blocking Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, &amp; Wikipedia in the name of social order.<p>Putin of Russia says, &quot;OK, Maciej!&quot; – running the Zuckerberg-of-Russia (Durov) out of the country, blocking protest websites, and moving Russia towards a Chinese model of internet content control.<p>Newly-elected Macron of France says, &quot;OK, Maciej!&quot; – following previous French initiatives to fine Google for failing to delete truthful news worldwide under EU &#x27;Right to be Forgotten&#x27; rules, and to ban &#x27;terrorist&#x27; websites by administrative decree, Macron pledges further regulations to &quot;stop fake news&quot;.<p>Theresa May of the UK says, &quot;OK, Maciej!&quot; – unveiling a manifesto to make Britain &quot;the global leader in the regulation of the use of personal data and the internet&quot;, penalizing internet companies that &quot;direct users – even unintentionally – to hate speech, pornography, or other sources of harm&quot;.