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Practical steps to manage the risk of online harms if your online platform allows people to search user generated content.
How to use tools such as Content Data and Google Analytics to improve your content's search engine optimisation (SEO) and get data on how users are interacting with your content.
This paper finds that online search frequencies about a country significantly correlate with macroeconomic variables, conditional on other covariates.
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