On January 13 2021 Future Tense, the Duke Center on Science & Technology Policy, the Yale Information Society Project, and the Tech, Law & Society Program at American University Washington College of Law convened a panel ‘Free Speech Project: Section 230’s Fate Under the Biden Administration‘. With the fate of Section 230 hanging in the balance, and numerous proposed reforms swirling about, what will the new year and the new administration mean for this key legal underpinning of the internet and the regulation of our speech on the virtual public square?
SPEAKERS
Matt Perault, Director, Center on Science & Technology Policy at Duke University
Mike Godwin, Visiting Fellow, the Information Society Project at Yale Law School: Member, Internet Society Board of Trustees:
Author, The Splinters of our Discontent: How to Fix Social Media and Democracy Without Breaking Them
Victoria McCullough, Director, Public Policy and Social Impact, Tumblr at Automattic
MODERATOR
Jennifer Daskal, New America ASU Future Security Fellow, 2021; Professor and Faculty Director, Tech, Law, & Security Program at American University Washington College of Law
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