<p>Two cases being heard by the US Supreme Court could change whether social media platforms and other online companies are shielded from liability for content posted by users.  Megan Lynch gets insight on what the justices are considering with KMOX Radio Legal Analyst Brad Young.</p>

Two cases being heard by the US Supreme Court could change whether social media platforms and other online companies are shielded from liability for content posted by users. Megan Lynch gets insight on what the justices are considering with KMOX Radio Legal Analyst Brad Young.

<p>Two cases being heard by the US Supreme Court could change whether social media platforms and other online companies are shielded from liability for content posted by users.&nbsp; Megan Lynch gets insight on what the justices are considering with KMOX Radio Legal Analyst Brad Young.</p>

How the high court could unravel social media algorithms

The average American consumes 11 hours a day of electronic mass media! Learning to analyze media messages regardless of who sends them is a 21st century survival skill (in Missouri they're considering adding it to the school curriculum). What the Media ?!!? will explore topics like "How to spot a bot" and "why memes work". We speak with local Media Literacy professors and authors as our experts in addition to the anchors and reporters in our newsroom. A good comparison is a food critic - they look at how the food is prepared, who the chef is, how the food is presented, the texture etc. We will do the same for Media!

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How the high court could unravel social media algorithms