As social media becomes the leading media, the companies behind these platforms become gate keepers for what millions of users see and can't see. Ultimately, these social medias dictate how well-informed and well-read their users are. Additionally, as their user base grows ever so quickly it seems almost as if they've become a public utility. So in order to protect this public utility should First Amendment rights extend to these mediums? Sit back and join the discussion on extending First Amendment rights to platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. Lets #TalkTAMU!
This segment features Austin, Ricky, and Ivan.
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