ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Ctrl+Alt+230 is a podcast that explores Section 230 of the U.S. federal code—a 1996 law that protects internet platforms from liability for user content and allows them to moderate it. This legal shield helped build the modern internet, but it's now at the center of political debate. Critics from all sides want to change or repeal it, often without fully understanding its impact. As online platforms shape speech and society, this podcast dives into Section 230’s history, controversy, and what’s at stake if it's changed.
Hosts:
Average audio length:
36 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
4 episodes
since May 4, 2025
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Chapters00:00 The Case for Repealing Section 23002:53 The Defense of Section 23005:56 The Consequences of Repeal08:48 The Complexity of Content Moderation11:49 The Need for Reform, Not Repeal14:59 The Future of Digital AccountabilitySummaryThis legislative style debate centers around the debate on …
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Chapters00:00 Introduction to Section 230 and Online Speech02:57 Government Regulation and Online Platforms06:10 Marketplace of Ideas and Section 23009:09 Ethics in Platform Development12:01 Impact of Section 230 on Media Monopolies15:16 Reforming Section 230 for a Better Internet18:11 Balancing Sp…
Chapters00:00 Introduction to Section 23003:12 The Historical Context of Section 23006:16 Key Court Cases Leading to Section 23009:01 The Legislative Journey of Section 23012:16 Understanding the Text of Section 23015:03 The Implications of Section 230 on Free Speech18:02 The Controversies Surround…
A highlight reel of key moments epitomizing the Ctrl+Alt+230 podcast.Learn more by watching the episodes on this channel or by visiting the podcast website.0:03: Episode 1 (26 Words Later)0:46: Episode 2 (Going Rushk-Off on 230)1:24: Episode 3 (230 or Not 230)
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