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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 29 MIN

Section 230 at 30: Tech Policy, Free Speech, and the Future of the Internet w/Patrick Hedger

from The Lunch Hour with Federal Newswire · host The Washington Signal

As the 30th anniversary of Section 230 approaches, Andrew Langer sits down with NetChoice Policy Director Patrick Hedger to break down the law that shaped the modern internet. They discuss free enterprise, innovation, online speech, tort reform, AI training, and the policy battles shaping today’s tech landscape — including debates over platform liability, content moderation, and emerging legislation like KOSA. From intellectual property and AI to startup innovation and litigation risks, this episode explores how Section 230 continues to influence digital platforms, creators, and the future of online communication. Follow us on social mediaX: @TheLunchHourPodInstagram: the_lunchhour_podLinkedIn: Lunch Hour PodcastTikTok: lunchhourpod Find more at Washington SignalYour source for policy, national security, and investigative journalism.https://washingtonsignal.com/

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