Where Americans Stand On Tech

Federalist Radio Hour

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🗓️ 16 September 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Taylor Barkley, the technology and innovation director at The Center for Growth and Opportunity, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss Americans' perceptions of Big Tech, what role technology plays in the free speech debate, and how social media companies should be regulated.

You can find The Center for Growth and Opportunity's recent technology poll here: https://www.thecgo.org/research/tech-poll/

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0:00.0	With Workspace, you get a space for your business that's yours to do what you like with.
0:04.2	To demonstrate how liberating that is, we're going to use the rest of this space to do what we like with.
0:08.7	So here's the sound of a man defending his bag of chips from a hungry sea ghost.
0:12.7	Let's go in!
0:13.7	Woo!
0:14.5	Let's go in! Let's go in!
0:16.5	Ha!
0:17.5	There!
0:18.5	That's very sad.
0:19.5	Freedom to use and design your space, how you see fit.
0:22.8	Whether it's your office, workshop or studio, make your business feel at home with Workspace.
0:28.0	Visit workspace.co.uk
0:30.5	Sharing intimate photos of her without her consent.
0:33.1	Unwanted touching, unwanted comments, unwanted news.
0:36.8	Controlling what she can and can't wear.
0:38.7	Controlling who she can and can't see.
0:40.5	Threatening her.
0:41.8	Enough.
0:43.1	This is abuse.
0:44.5	If you think it's wrong, act on it.
0:46.7	Call it out, show support, report it.
0:49.7	There are many ways you can safely tackle violence against women and girls.
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