Podcasts
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Deep Dive
Reflections on Lawyering: Accountability for the Law Firms That Capitulated
The deals law firms made with the Trump administration are a matter of enormous public interest: They go to the heart of public confidence in the integrity of the legal profession. The public has a right to know what these firms agreed to and what justifications they can offer for their decisions.
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Deep Dive
Reflections on Lawyering: How to Train a Lawyer
With the start of a new academic year upon us, as approximately 150,000 students are in their first weeks of law school, I’m writing a series of reflections on the conversations we had with podcast guests, thinking about the future of legal education and of professional responsibility.
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Institute Update
The Bully’s Pulpit: Trump v. The First Amendment
A new Knight Institute podcast
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Podcast
"Views on First: War & Speech"
An exploration of the free speech fallout of the war in Israel and Gaza
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Institute Update
War & Speech
A new season of “Views on First” about free speech and the war in Israel and Gaza
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"Views on First"
A Knight Institute podcast about some of the most pressing First Amendment issues in the digital age.
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Podcast
"Views on First": Season 1
What happens when social media collides with the First Amendment?
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Quick Take
When Social Media Regulation Meets the First Amendment
Knight Institute director, in Decoder podcast appearance, calls on courts to reject all-or-nothing First Amendment claims by states, social media companies
By A. Adam Glenn -
Quick Take
Institute Litigation Director Troubled Over Future of Research on Facebook
Knight Institute believes platform is trying to silence independent research into its ad-related practices
By A. Adam Glenn -
Quick Take
Is the First Amendment Up to the Task in the Digital Age?
Knight Institute Director Jameel Jaffer on the future of free speech amid threats from private actors
By Ashwin Pillai -
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Ethan Zuckerman Reimagines the Internet
A podcast exploring questions about content moderation and the future of online communities
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Data and Democracy
Audio interviews with Data and Democracy participants previewing their symposium papers
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The Perilous Public Square: An Essay Collection
Four essay authors reflect on current free expression events in new interviews
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Podcast: Freedom of Speech, National Security and the Perils of Silencing Former Officials
On the "Vital Interests" podcast, Jameel Jaffer discusses government transparency and the prepublication review process
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Podcast: When Does Twitter Blocking Violate the First Amendment?
On National Constitution Center's podcast, We the People, Knight Institute's Katie Fallow and National Review's David French debate Appeals Court's decision in Knight Institute v. Trump.
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Podcast: Prosecuting Julian Assange for Espionage is a Coup Attempt against the First Amendment
On Intercepted, Knight Institute's Jameel Jaffer discusses the indictment of Julian Assange under the Espionage Act and explains why the case represents a grave threat to press freedom.
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Podcast: Trump, Twitter, Charlottesville, and the First Amendment
Jameel Jaffer joins BRIC Radio to discuss President Trump's blocking critics on Twitter
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Podcast: Presidential Lawsuits
On "In The Thick," Jameel Jaffer discuss the Knight Institute's First Amendment lawsuit against President Trump
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Podcast: When the Fourth Amendment Fails
In "The Weekly Appellate Report" podcast, Alex Abdo argues that Supreme Court should adopt a First Amendment framework in surveillance cases like Carpenter v. U.S.