Clare Morell on Regulating Big Tech

October 24, 2023 | UNC-Chapel Hill

On October 23, EPPC Senior Policy Analyst Clare Morell participated in a livestreamed debate with Reason.com Senior Editor Robby Soave on the topic “Should We Regulate Big Tech Platforms?” Other related topics such as free speech and censorship were explored. Prof. Mark McNeilly of the Kenan-Flagler Business School moderated the discussion.

*Note: this recording missed the first question and answer from Clare on the principles of conservatism

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