U.S. Senators Grilled Social Media CEOs. Will Anything Change?

This podcast episode focuses on the Senate hearing held on January 31st, examining social media companies' exploitation of children online. Experts analyzed the hearing, Meta's stock surge, and the Kids Online Safety Act, emphasizing the need for legislative action and transparent data to protect children's mental health and safety online.

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Your Undivided Attention

Unpacking Senate Hearing on Social Media's Exploitation of Children

Senate Hearing: Zuckerberg Apologizes to Families Harmed by Social Media

Meta's Stock Surge: Efficiency or Safety?

Unmasking Social Media's Impact on Kids: AGs Expose Facebook's Neglect

Kids Online Safety Act: A Duty of Care for Social Media Platforms

Tackling Tech Issues: Legislative Solutions and Overcoming Fatalism

U.S. Senators Grilled Social Media CEOs. Will Anything Change?

Your Undivided Attention

00:04Unpacking Senate Hearing on Social Media's Exploitation of Children

Unpacking Senate Hearing on Social Media's Exploitation of Children

02:30Senate Hearing: Zuckerberg Apologizes to Families Harmed by Social Media

Senate Hearing: Zuckerberg Apologizes to Families Harmed by Social Media

05:41Meta's Stock Surge: Efficiency or Safety?

Meta's Stock Surge: Efficiency or Safety?

09:29Unmasking Social Media's Impact on Kids: AGs Expose Facebook's Neglect

Unmasking Social Media's Impact on Kids: AGs Expose Facebook's Neglect

12:25Kids Online Safety Act: A Duty of Care for Social Media Platforms

Kids Online Safety Act: A Duty of Care for Social Media Platforms

21:56Tackling Tech Issues: Legislative Solutions and Overcoming Fatalism

Tackling Tech Issues: Legislative Solutions and Overcoming Fatalism