This is not a show about only content moderation, but it could be. There's so many content moderation issues worth discussing,

and so many new developments in the field of content moderation to keep up with.

So it should come as no surprise that we return to the topic often.

If you're out on your summer break right now, then my advice to you is this.

Set aside some time.

Go to the beach or the lake or whatever.

Put on some headphones.

And here's the important part.

Let us get you caught up on all things content moderation.

Here are some options.

Perhaps you're still wondering what an Elon Musk takeover might mean for content moderation on Twitter.

After all, he might still have to go through with the deal.

We covered all that in episode 321, featuring Jillian York of the Electronic Frontier Foundation

and our own Baron Soka. Perhaps you're curious about the state of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and our own Barron Soka.

Perhaps you're curious about the state of the litigation over Florida's and Texas's social

media speech codes, SB 7072 and HB20. Our own Ari Cohn and I get you up to speed with

those cases in episode 323. Perhaps you're wondering whether social media services can be forced to speed with those cases in Episode 323.

Perhaps you're wondering whether social media services can be forced to comply with so-called transparency requirements imposed by the state. If so, you'll want to listen to episode 315 with guest

Eric Goldman, the prominent professor of internet law at Santa Clara University.

And if you want to know whether a common carrier theory could be used to force social media services to carry content,

please do check out episode 295, a debate between Baron and Professor Eugene Volick of UCLA Law.

There are others. I could go on, but those are some highlights to get you started.

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