

The Senate votes to regulate social media but the fight isn’t over
Jul 31, 2024
Ruth Reader, a POLITICO reporter specializing in tech and policy, dives into the Senate's recent vote on social media regulations targeting children's online safety. She discusses the bipartisan support for the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act and the overwhelming backing from lawmakers. However, challenges loom as the legislation faces a lobbying battle from tech industry advocates. Ruth also explores the 'duty of care' principle and the potential ramifications of empowering the FTC to regulate content on social media.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Senate Vote on Social Media Regulation: Key Concerns
01:52 • 2min
Legislation for Safer Social Media for Kids
03:36 • 4min
The Impact of New Social Media Regulations on Enforcement and Compliance
07:38 • 2min
Senate Vote Challenges and Stakeholder Reactions on Social Media Regulation
09:35 • 3min