Pivot Amazon warehouse workers issue lawsuit, Alexis Ohanian steps down from Reddit board and a deeper debate on Section 230
Jun 9, 2020
Mike Masnick, founder and editor of TechDirt and a Section 230 expert, dives into the crucial implications of the controversial law that governs online discourse. He unpacks the ongoing debate surrounding accountability and free speech in the digital age. The conversation also highlights the recent lawsuit by Amazon warehouse workers over COVID-19 safety, and Alexis Ohanian's potential impact on diversity following his departure from Reddit's board. There's a fascinating exploration of how corporations are navigating these pressing issues.
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Drive-Through Graduation
- Kara Swisher's son had a drive-through graduation due to COVID-19.
- Despite the unusual circumstances, it was a positive and inspiring experience.
A Diminished Childhood?
- Scott Galloway reflects on whether older generations have compromised their children's future.
- He questions if selfishness and greed have led to a diminished childhood for today's youth.
Amazon Lawsuit
- Amazon workers filed a lawsuit alleging inadequate COVID-19 safety measures.
- The lawsuit seeks an injunction to enforce public health standards, not a financial settlement.