LAW 7710

Research Seminar: Content Moderation and Platform Regulation

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2025-2026 Catalog.

This is a research seminar on the law of platform regulation and content moderation. Specific topics will vary from year to year but will typically include content-moderation policies and procedures, independent review (or not) of content-moderation decisions, intermediary liability, antitrust and structural regulation, network neutrality and must-carry regimes, commons governance, and control of essential Internet infrastructure. The readings will primarily consist of classic and cutting-edge legal scholarship, supplemented with materials on technical background and legal research. Over the course of the semester, participants will research and write a publishable piece of scholarship. The class is open to law and non-law students, but enrollment is limited to 16 students total. Interested non-law students should contact the instructor for permission.

Last 3 terms offered 2024SP

Learning Outcomes REF-FA25

• Communicate effectively in both oral and written form as counselors and advocates.
• Possess the practical skills fundamental to exceptional lawyering and client representation.
• Conduct themselves with the highest moral and ethical standards.

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