Aaron Wudrick of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute writes about how Twitter under Elon Musk should respond to Canada’s Internet regulations:

Musk’s recent purchase of Twitter has generated countless think pieces on everything from the appropriateness of rich people owning major platforms (are there any that aren’t owned by rich people?) to the Sisyphean struggle that surely awaits him (spaceflight and electric cars may be complicated, but have you tried moderating a discussion with 300 million people?). But speaking of a Canadian angle, here’s another one to consider: Hopefully the free-speech absolutist who believes that free speech is essential to a functioning democracy is aware of the alarming direction that Justin Trudeau’s government has been taking when it comes to regulating the Internet in Canada.
Consider a few recent examples. . . .

Read the whole thing here.