Ep. 172 What does the First Amendment protect on social media?

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

The Texas Law and the Fifth Circuit's Decision

02:57 • 5min

3

What Is Censorship?

07:44 • 2min

4

Twitter, Facebook and Other Forms of Political Expression

09:40 • 5min

5

Is This a Violation of the First Amendment?

14:53 • 2min

6

Is Facebook Monopoly a Good Idea?

17:06 • 5min

7

What the Platforms Are Doing

22:15 • 4min

8

Is There a Difference Between a Print Shop and a Social Media Company?

26:08 • 4min

9

Is There a Public Versus Private Threat to Freedom?

30:09 • 3min

10

Texas Social Media Law

33:25 • 4min

11

Is Twitter Open to Everyone?

37:19 • 6min

12

Is There No Room Beyond Doubt?

43:06 • 2min

13

Is the Fairness Doctrine Unconstitutional?

44:51 • 3min

14

Do You Have 10 Minutes to Keep Going?

48:08 • 4min

15

The Texas Law Requires Disclosure of Content Moderation Practices for Social Media Companies

52:15 • 2min

16

Is There a Law That Prevents Companies From Keeping Private Data?

54:13 • 5min

17

What Does the Internet Look Like in a Judge's World?

59:26 • 3min

18

Is There a Future for Social Media?

01:02:40 • 4min

19

Is There a First Amendment Right to Censorship?

01:06:54 • 3min