An essential discussion on how companies must navigate free speech, legal risks, and the discussion of politics in today's social media-driven workplace.

Ali Velshi opens up about the crucial role of journalists in today’s turbulent times, revealing how bearing witness means actively fighting for justice and democracy.

Explore how corporate communicators can navigate the complexities of political discourse, free speech, and legal risks in the workplace, led by legal experts Jessica Golden Cortes and Michael Lasky from Davis+Gilbert.

The shocking collapse of GARM could spell disaster for the future of media and free speech—are we ready for what's coming?

Key crisis principles such as timeliness, transparency and authenticity are key to managing the ongoing situation in a proactive way, while prioritizing safety and the right to free speech.

As traditional journalism grapples to adapt to this digital revolution, akin to bloggers of the TikTok era, it becomes imperative to scrutinize the implications and potential ramifications of this seismic shift in media consumption.

While the legislation’s future in the Senate remains uncertain, the proposed TikTok ban has sparked discussions about privacy, national security, and the free speech rights of millions of Americans.

It is telling that, on the nation’s birthday, a Trump-appointed judge handed down a ruling in support of a phenomenon that’s working to undermine democracy. 

Judge Terry A. Doughty’s ruling enjoining federal government departments and employees from urging or even encouraging social media platforms to remove false and dangerous information is an affront to justice, to democracy, and to truth.