Twitter has just released its second transparency report along with a new transparency website, providing new data for the latter six months of 2012. The full-year perspective shows that Twitter mostly deals with Digital Millenium Copyright Act takedowns; receiving a total of 6,646 copyright takedown requests and just 46 government takedown requests. Governments seemed more interested in user data last year, making 1,858 information requests. There wasn't a huge shift in any category in the second half of the year except for government takedown requests, which rose from 6 to 42, but with only two data points, there's not much of a trend to glean from Twitter's reporting just yet.
In a blog post announcing the report, Twitter writes that...
via The Verge - All Posts http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/28/3924526/twitter-transparency-report-2012
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