抄録
Online platforms such as Facebook have been
called "The New Governors" by Kate Klonick. Online
platforms moderate content to preserve order in the
online speech spaces. However, content moderations,
sometimes referred to as "censorship," has been criticized
for the defective of transparency and accountability.
This paper clarifies the history, authority,
and structure of the Facebook Oversight Board
(FOB). Then, this paper argues for the unique nature
of FOB. In addition, with reference to recent articles,
this paper discusses the potential of FOBs from the
perspective of the constitutional law.
