Commentary: Free speech in the age of Facebook and gangsta rap

By: Noah Feldman Bloomberg News December 3, 2014

Free speech doesn’t permit you to make a true threat against the safety of another person. But what’s a true threat? The Supreme Court has considered this First Amendment question in the past, but now it’s taking it up in the age of Facebook and gangsta rap — and the answer may well be different to fit a different era.

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Commentary: Free speech in the age of Facebook and gangsta rap

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