SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES SHOULD PURSUE SERIOUS SELF-SUPERVISION — SOON: RESPONSE TO PROFESSORS DOUEK AND KADRI.

The article focuses on government failed to encourage, and even forbade as anticompetitive, a proposal from the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) to self-regulate by capping advertisements per hour in the early 1960s. It mentions advocacy groups and governmental actors to explore industry self-regulation avenues for social media's targeted ads and content moderation. It also mentions propels misinformation and disinformation, and poses national security concerns.