C3™ Call For Papers

From time to time, the C3 will call for papers on topics important to its work, and to the industry it serves.

Initially, it is important to compile papers, that will be made available publicly, to expand knowledge about issues currently affecting its members, the industry, and the public.  These include:

  • Regulatory Climate
  • Current Content Screening Processes
  • Public Perceptions
  • Dispute Resolution
  • Copyright & Trademark Issues
  • Criminal Behavior
  • Internal Best Practices
  • Liability
  • Evolution Of Technology
  • Uses And Abuses By Users

Authors of white papers are invited to submit there white papers to C3 for review and publishing.  All reasoned submissions that contribute to the common knowledge will be accepted and published on the C3 website, available to members or the public as appropriate.

NEW! C3™ Content Screening Study

In a recent (September 2007) study of public (non-site operators) perceptions about social networks and dating website content screening:
 

On Screening
69% Believe 100% Of Content Is Screened On Social Network Sites
92% Believe 100% Of Content Is Screened On Dating websites
21% Believe No Content Is Screened On Social Network Sites
76% Believe All Content Is Reviewed By Humans
12% Believe Some Content Is Reviewed By Humans
4% Believe No Content Is Reviewed By Humans
51% Believe That Software Is Used To Screen
37% Believe Screening Is Performed Before Content Is Displayed On Social Network Sites
87% Believe Screening Is Performed Before Content Is Displayed On Dating Websites
54% Believe Screening Is Driven By Complaints Only
On Fraud
87% Believe There Is False Information In Dating and Social Network Profiles
98% Believe Children Are At High Risk On Social Networking Site
26% Claim To Know Someone Who Was Scammed On A Social Network Website
53% Claim To Have Seen A False Dating Profile
23% Believe Criminals Use Social Networks
71% Believe Terrorists Use Social Networks
15% Believe Large Scale Crime Occurs Through Social Networks & Dating Sites
51% Believe Nigeria 419 Money Fraud Occurs On Social Networking & Dating Websites
67% Believe Nigeria 419 Money Fraud Occurs Through Email
74% Believe Police Agencies Should Monitor Social Networks
61% Believe Federal Regulation May Be Needed To Control Fraud/Crime On Social Networks
On Ethics
29% Believe Social Network Site Operators Are Ethical
72% Believe Dating Website Operators Are Ethical
6% Have Read The Privacy Policy Or Terms And Conditions Of A social Networking Or Dating Website
73% Believe There Are Federal Or International Regulations Governing Social Network & Dating Websites
Study Commissioned By Regulatory Compliance Associates
Performed by Benchmark Research Group for C3
Study Results Copyright © 2007 Content Compliance Council
Duplication Authorized With Full Credit & Weblink
15,693 Respondents Were Surveyed Via The Internet
Via 6 General Audience Websites & Google AdWord Campaign

 

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