For your reference, below is a compilation in chronological order of my 12-part critique of Yale law professor Jack Balkin’s call for regulation of social media platforms:
- Jack Balkin commits the Nirvana Fallacy (9.7)
- Memo to Balkin: define your terms (9.8)
- Some questions for Jack Balkin (9.9)
- Professor, they run ads (9.9)
- Jack Balkin’s bait-and-switch (9.10)
- Balkin’s big blind spot (9.11)
- Jack Balkin, meet Edward Snowden (9.11)
- How not to regulate social media (9.14)
- The Facebook apology cycle (9.15)
- If Jack Balkin were King of the Internet … (9.18)
- Balkin’s modest proposal: notice and take-down (9.20)
- Jack Balkin’s final grade: D minus (9.21)

Have you considered formally publishing this critique?
Yes, I plan on writing up a formal reply (based on this series of blog posts), followed by my proposed “fake news futures market”!!!
I look forward to it. Is there a possibility for a zoom debate or another form of recorded debate?
A Zoom debate is a great idea!
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