Racial Hate Speech and the First Amendment - Balancing Free Speech and Social Responsibility
Explore the complex intersection of hate speech, free speech, and social media, examining potential solutions and limitations in addressing racial disparagement.
The Arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov and Its Implications for Tech Oversight and Free Speech
Eli Pariser discusses Pavel Durov's arrest, exploring implications for tech oversight and free speech. This live conversation delves into the future of digital platforms and online democracy.
Harmful Speech and Content Moderation Preferences on Social Media
Explore social media content moderation preferences and strategies for addressing harmful speech, with insights from digital governance expert Professor Yannis Theocharis.
Info Wars - The Global Fight for Truth
Explore the challenges of online disinformation, its impact on elections, and the roles of government and tech platforms in combating false information while balancing free speech concerns.
Meet the New Facebook Oversight Board
Explore Facebook's groundbreaking Oversight Board: its authority, relationship with the platform, and goals for serving the online community. Gain insights from board members and chairs.
Navigating an Infodemic - From Elections to Vaccines
Experts discuss navigating online misinformation in critical policy areas, balancing free speech with providing accurate information on democracy, public health, and the economy.
Moderating Hate Speech - Who Deserves a Platform?
Explore the complex debate on online hate speech moderation, examining platform responsibilities, free speech, and the challenges of regulating digital discourse.
Courage - The Most Important Virtue in Today's Polarized World
Journalist Bari Weiss explores courage as a vital virtue in today's polarized world, sharing examples of individuals who've spoken up against conformity and urging others to voice their beliefs.
Think of the Kitten - The Truth About Section 230, the Law All the Cute Online Cat Pictures Depend On
Crash course on Section 230: its purpose, function, and importance for online content. Learn why this law is crucial for protecting internet freedom and innovation from a legal expert.
Venturing Beyond Woke Culture
Explore the impact of woke culture on society, its potential drawbacks, and how to use it responsibly to address critical issues and promote meaningful progress.
Online Safety Bill - How Global Platforms Use MLOps to Keep People Safe
Explore how global platforms use MLOps and AI governance to moderate content and ensure online safety, with insights from social media companies and technology vendors.
Internet Access Is a Human Right - Here's Why
Explore the argument for internet access as a human right, discussing connectivity's impact on development, free speech, and global challenges.
Online Safety and How to Protect Our Open Movement
Explore online safety strategies and safeguarding open movements with Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales in this thought-provoking keynote address.
Legal Exposure from Running Your Own Mastodon Server/Instance
Explore legal obligations and risks of running a Mastodon server, comparing decentralized moderation to centralized social media platforms.
Quashing Viewpoint Diversity on American Campuses
Explore the challenges to viewpoint diversity on American college campuses, examining factors that limit intellectual discourse and potential solutions for fostering open dialogue.
Gonzalez v. Google: Section 230 Protections - Supreme Court Case Analysis
Explore the Supreme Court case Gonzalez v. Google, its impact on Section 230 protections, and the implications for online platforms and free speech in this informative panel discussion.
The rising cost of dissent in America | Miles Taylor | TEDxMidAtlantic
Former senior U.S. national security official Miles Taylor shares a personal account that raises a broader civic concern: the growing cost of dissent in American public life. Drawing on his experience inside government and the consequences of speaking openly, Taylor explores how fear, intimidation,
Restare umani oltre l'attivismo del click | Federico Zuolo | TEDxReggioEmilia
Indignarsi online è facile. Restare umani, quando le persone vengono trattate come mezzi e non come fini, lo è molto meno. Federico Zuolo riparte dall’idea di dignità e mette in discussione l’“attivismo del click”, per mostrare quando serve davvero “metterci il corpo” con forme nonviolente di disobb