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A Safer News Feed || Debate Clip

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March 13, 2019

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Stanford Law’s Nate Persily argues that social media companies should not serve up the deep, dark parts of the web on your feed. An excerpt from the debate "Constitutional Free Speech Principles Can Save Social Media Principles From Themselves."

For the Motion:

David French − Senior Writer, National Review

Corynne McSherry − Legal Director, Electronic Frontier Foundation

Against the Motion:

Nathaniel Persily − Professor, Stanford Law

Marietje Schaake − Dutch Politician & Member, European Parliament

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