Videos tagged with Internet Regulation

This video features Matthew Larosiere, a gun rights attorney, discussing California's attempts to regulate machine code for CNC machines and 3D gun printing instructions. The NRA is highlighted for its defense of free speech and the right to bear arms, with Larosiere explaining how California's lawsuit aims to regulate access to instructions, effectively targeting the entire internet. The core issue revolves around the right to self-manufacture arms, with California's stance being that accessible files for unlicensed individuals violate the law.

This video discusses the constitutional implications of government regulations on internet access for minors, particularly concerning social media and adult content. It contrasts the legal frameworks of the First and Second Amendments, highlighting how 'tiers of scrutiny' offer the government more avenues to justify restrictions on speech compared to firearm regulations. The discussion uses Florida's law as an example, exploring arguments from both government and plaintiff perspectives.

This video provides a non-technical explanation of net neutrality, arguing for its preservation as a crucial digital right. The creator emphasizes its impact on everyone, not just tech-savvy individuals, and warns against the internet reverting to a tool for "old media." The video encourages viewers to spread awareness and take action through the provided website. It also mentions the channel's reliance on viewer support over traditional media monetization.