

SCOTUS and Social Media, Reddit's IPO, and Guest Barbara McQuade
23 snips Feb 27, 2024
In this engaging discussion, Barbara McQuade, a former U.S. Attorney and author of "Attack from Within," shares her insights on combating disinformation in America. As the Supreme Court tackles social media regulations, the conversation highlights the delicate balance between free speech and the need for robust content moderation. The hosts also delve into Reddit's forthcoming IPO and its journey amid advertising challenges. With humor and expertise, they explore the growing threat of misinformation, especially as it relates to upcoming elections.
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Google Baby Shower
- Kara Swisher describes a bizarre Google baby shower with an ice sculpture oozing White Russians.
- Guests had to navigate a "jungle" of baby photos and choose between diapers and onesies.
Forced Fun
- Silicon Valley culture often emphasizes forced fun and juvenility.
- Kara Swisher found this trend, with its bouncy houses and slip-n-slides, to be irritating.
Excite's Fake Garage
- Tech companies displayed aggressive quirkiness, like Excite's fake garage door.
- Kara Swisher refused to use the company slide, finding it emblematic of this forced whimsy.