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Inauguration Day and the Future of Free Speech Online
45:23 - 50:42 (05:19)
This podcast episode discusses the standards applied by tech companies and their censorship of free speech online in response to near-term market forces, with insights shared from a legal perspective.
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The speaker believes that while temporarily banning Trump for tweets inciting violence during the Capitol riot was justified, a lifetime ban raises questions of law and fact that may not have a clear answer.
45:23 - 46:52 (01:29)
Summary
The speaker believes that while temporarily banning Trump for tweets inciting violence during the Capitol riot was justified, a lifetime ban raises questions of law and fact that may not have a clear answer.
ChapterInauguration Day and the Future of Free Speech Online
EpisodeE17: Big Tech bans Trump, ramifications for the First Amendment & the open Internet
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya argues that in the absence of traditional town squares and newspapers, our free speech rights have been digitized and threatened by tech monopolists.
46:52 - 48:06 (01:13)
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Venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya argues that in the absence of traditional town squares and newspapers, our free speech rights have been digitized and threatened by tech monopolists. He suggests creating an internet court to regulate the haphazard and arbitrary standards applied by these companies in response to market forces.
ChapterInauguration Day and the Future of Free Speech Online
EpisodeE17: Big Tech bans Trump, ramifications for the First Amendment & the open Internet
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The need for a bill of rights to defend citizens' speech rights in cancel culture is discussed, with a challenge for those on the left to consider the issue.
48:07 - 50:42 (02:35)
Summary
The need for a bill of rights to defend citizens' speech rights in cancel culture is discussed, with a challenge for those on the left to consider the issue.