>Their stories reveal how the boundaries of free speech were drawn during a period of explosive growth for a high-stakes public domain, one that did not exist f

>Their stories reveal how the boundaries of free speech were drawn during a period of explosive growth for a high-stakes public domain, one that did not exist for most of human history. I feel like this is a pretty big jump to make. There's a difference between deciding not to publish and amplify child sexual assault, and the "boundaries" of free speech. Whether their speech is free or not is irrelevant; YouTube has no obligation to publish it.