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October 8, 2021
Federalist Radio Hour•October 8, 2021The Federalist

Former Facebook Engineer Ian Haworth On Censorship And The Future Of Big Tech

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On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, the Daily Wire's Ian Haworth, host of the "Ian Haworth Show" and a former Facebook software engineer, joins Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss his article "Facebook Releases ‘Content Distribution Guidelines,’ Will Target ‘Untrusted’ News" and his time on the fact-checking and misinformation teams at Facebook.

Hosted by Emily Jashinsky, with guest IHIan Haworth

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    Taras@Taras·4y

    Truly outstanding, a must-listen. Ian Haworth really understands social media from the inside.

    It should be noted, however, that if Facebook is taking steps toward greater censorship because it is being threatened by the Democratic Party and the Biden Administration, then its ostensibly private actions are no longer private, and become subject to the First Amendment.

    Indeed, censorship by social media may come under campaign finance regulation as well, as in-kind contributions to the Democratic Party.

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