Fairness in Regulation
The discussion centers on the need for procedural fairness in regulating speech across platforms, emphasizing that rules should apply equally, regardless of a person's status. It highlights the contrasting approaches to speech regulation in the EU and the U.S., and raises concerns about the implications of partnerships between major platforms and political figures, questioning the authenticity of commitments to free expression.In this clip
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