Strict Scrutiny

Will the Supreme Court break the Internet?

Feb 20, 2023

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The Future of the Internet - Action 230

01:32

Is the Supreme Court Making the Status Quo Worse?

02:47

Is Section 230 C2 a Good Samaritan Provision?

02:37

Will the Court Break the Internet?

03:33

Introduction

1min

Strix Scrutiny Podcast - Danielle Citron

3min

The Future of the Internet - Action 230

2min

The Communications Decency Act of 1996, Part 230 C1

3min

ISPs Engaged in Content Moderation

3min

Google by YouTube vs ISIS - Is Google Liable?

3min

Is the Supreme Court Making the Status Quo Worse?

3min

ISIS Videos - Is That What We're Suing You For?

2min

YouTube Is Creating a Market for ISIS Videos. That's the Theory, Right?

5min

10.

Real Paper Is Real Paper for the Planet

2min

11.

Is Section 230 C2 a Resetting?

2min

12.

What's Going to Happen at the Oral Argument?

2min

13.

Is This Justice Thomas's Burn Book?

5min

14.

Justice Thomas - Is That a Good Idea?

3min

15.

Is Section 230 C2 a Good Samaritan Provision?

3min

16.

Intimate Image Abuse

4min

17.

Intimate Privacy Matters for Self Esteem

2min

18.

The Privacy of the Home

2min

19.

The Push and Pull Between Privacy and Free Speech

4min

20.

Keri Yuma Sneaker Review

2min

21.

The New Science and Air Purification - Enviro Cleanse

5min

22.

The Supreme Court's Investigation Into the Dobbs League

3min

23.

Will the Court Break the Internet?

4min

24.

The Onions, Funny News Organization, That Sometimes Writes Parody

5min

Danielle Citron, author of The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity, and Love in the Digital Age, joins Leah and Melissa to preview two Supreme Court cases that ask whether online platforms should be held liable for user-uploaded content. Plus, more drip-drip-drip from the investigation of the Dobbs leak.