Should Congress (Or, for that Matter, a New Federal Authority) Regulate Social Media?

Weaver, Russell L.

Journal: Georgia Law Review

Volume: 58

Year: 2024

Bluebook Citation: 58 GA. L. REV. (2024)

Author: Russell L. Weaver: all 55 publications


Abstract

There has been considerable controversy regarding the ills of social media platforms. In addition to disinformation, those platforms can contain obscenity, child pornography, and even terroristic speech. This Article examines whether Congress should directly regulate social media content, or whether it should create a new social media regulatory authority.

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