Sarah Westall is Not a Porn Star – Conversation w/ Stuart Brotman

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Media expert Stuart Brotman joins the program for an eye-opening conversation about the growing crisis of censorship and control in America. As an advisor to four U.S. presidents and one of the nation’s leading authorities on media law and free expression, Brotman brings a unique and deeply informed perspective on how our digital environment is being shaped behind the scenes.

Together, we dive into Section 230, the shifting legal landscape, and how the justice system is struggling to catch up with the power of today’s tech giants. We confront the real-world consequences of these failures, including my own case: a smear campaign and explicit, defamatory associations that appeared on the front page of Google Search—damaging not only to me as a journalist, but to every American who depends on a fair and safe information ecosystem.

This conversation is a clear warning: what happened to me can happen to anyone, and the public deserves transparency, accountability, and the right to their own reputation.

To go deeper into these issues, you can purchase Stuart Brotman’s groundbreaking new book here: https://www.skyhorsepublishing.com/9781510786752/free-expression-under-fire/

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Biography Stuart Brotman

Stuart N. Brotman is America’s leading public scholar on free expression. He is Digital Media Laureate and a Distinguished Senior Fellow at The Media Institute. Through his unparalleled combination of legal expertise, media authority, and cross-cultural academic experience, he is an indispensable voice articulating the free expression challenges and opportunities facing American democracy as it celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2026–and beyond.

Brotman served in four Presidential administrations on a bipartisan basis. He was the first Visiting Professor of Entertainment and Media Law at Harvard Law School and held concurrent appointments in digital media at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society and MIT’s Program in Comparative Media Studies.

As an interdisciplinary tenured Professor of Journalism and Media at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, he served as the inaugural Alvin and Sally Beaman Professor of Journalism and Media Law, Enterprise, and Leadership, and as the inaugural Howard Distinguished Endowed Professor of Media Management and Law.

He was also the Fulbright-Nokia Distinguished Chair in Information and Communications Technologies at the University of Helsinki.

Brotman is an elected member of the American Law Institute. His career spans legal scholarship and practice, media and technology policy, journalism, and civic education.

He is a frequent contributor to prominent publications, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Forbes, The Hill, USA Today Network, Bloomberg Businessweek, and Editor & Publisher. His essays also make him internationally visible as a global expert on free expression through prominent online platforms such as Yahoo! News, MSN, and AOL.

Brotman has appeared as a sought-after commentator for C-SPAN, CNN, ABC News, NBC News, NPR, Reuters TV, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and on numerous podcasts, offering timely constitutional and cultural analyses on topical free expression issues worldwide. He is also a regular featured speaker at major conferences on five continents.

His perspective is shaped by decades-long experience teaching college and professional school students from 48 countries in six separate academic disciplines–law, business, public policy, international affairs, media, and journalism–a unique vantage point that brings a genuinely global and multidisciplinary approach to current and future questions of speech and press freedom.

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