Labour leadership candidates call for social media change

The transcript discusses the dual role of media and social media in amplifying issues, particularly discrimination. It highlights the Labour Party's stance on pressing social media companies to act against discriminatory behavior. The speaker argues against allowing social media companies to self-regulate, advocating for state intervention to ensure proper regulation and support.

What dual role is highlighted in the discussion about media?

• Traditional media is more influential than social media.

• Social media has no role in amplifying issues.

• Media alone is responsible for amplifying issues.

• Media and social media both amplify issues.

What action does the speaker suggest social media companies should take?

• Ignore discriminatory behavior.

• Promote all types of content.

• Take action against discriminatory individuals.

• Allow users to self-regulate.

What is the Labour Party's approach towards members who engage in discrimination?

• They are ignored.

• They are promoted within the party.

• They are expelled from the party.

• They are given a warning.

What concern does the speaker express about self-regulation by social media companies?

• It should be applied to all industries.

• It is only effective for large companies.

• It is not effective in any area of life.

• It is the best approach.

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the regulation issue?

• Implement state regulation and support.

• Allow companies to self-regulate.

• Rely on public opinion.

• Do nothing and observe.