Tech Policy Podcast 383: SCOTUS Internet Non-Law
Aug 27, 2024
Corbin Barthold, Ari Cohn, and Santana Boulton from TechFreedom tackle recent Supreme Court cases impacting online speech. They dive into the implications of key rulings like Moody v. NetChoice, expressing concerns about legislating without accountability. Justice Kagan’s progressive stance surprisingly earns praise, while Justice Alito's frustrations are also highlighted. The trio debates the future of free speech amidst rising content moderation challenges, and they critically assess age-gating of adult content and its implications for First Amendment rights.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Legal Battles Over Social Media Regulations
04:37 • 14min
Exploring Editorial Control and First Amendment Implications
18:25 • 3min
Supreme Court Opinions and Their Implications
21:10 • 5min
Shifting Trends in Social Media and Algorithmic Moderation
26:31 • 2min
Navigating Algorithmic Free Speech Challenges
28:44 • 19min
Navigating Legal Challenges in Government Audits and Content Moderation
47:32 • 24min
Navigating the Intersection of Pornography, Free Speech, and Legal Doctrine
01:11:40 • 7min