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19/12 Newsroom Newsroom - MFS

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This is the Milton Friedman Society's Newsroom podcast, a show published by the Bocconi University's student association "Studenti Bocconiani Liberali". We're glad to announce our first episode.

In this episode, we will cover the following topics:

Biden's new cabinet - what is the way forward from here? https://www.ft.com/content/62172bf2-027f-4e58-a02c-a81e14b21593

PornHub revolution - How Visa and Mastercard forced the leading porn company in the world to completely change its policies. Why it's good, but also why it's worrying. 

BioNTech's Ugur Sahin and Ozlem Tureci to be named people of the year. https://www.ft.com/content/6633221e-3b28-4a15-b02d-958854644c79

Finally, the two races that will truly decide what Biden's presidency will look like: the runoffs in Georgia. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/17/here-are-the-key-dates-in-the-georgia-us-senate-runoff-elections.html

A disclaimer

This podcast is characterised by a clear ideological inspiration, and even if we try our best to be as objective as possible, we will be addressing issues embracing our liberal/libertarian background. If you hear "liberal", we should make clear that we use the term in the European sense of the word - therefore meaning somewhat centrist, fiscally conservative and socially progressive. If you're an American liberal, feel free to follow the show and let us know what you think, but don't expect to agree with us - until we'll change your mind, that is!

For any feedback and comments: friedman.society@gmail.com

This is the Milton Friedman Society's Newsroom podcast, a show published by the Bocconi University's student association "Studenti Bocconiani Liberali". We're glad to announce our first episode.

In this episode, we will cover the following topics:

Biden's new cabinet - what is the way forward from here? https://www.ft.com/content/62172bf2-027f-4e58-a02c-a81e14b21593

PornHub revolution - How Visa and Mastercard forced the leading porn company in the world to completely change its policies. Why it's good, but also why it's worrying. 

BioNTech's Ugur Sahin and Ozlem Tureci to be named people of the year. https://www.ft.com/content/6633221e-3b28-4a15-b02d-958854644c79

Finally, the two races that will truly decide what Biden's presidency will look like: the runoffs in Georgia. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/17/here-are-the-key-dates-in-the-georgia-us-senate-runoff-elections.html

A disclaimer

This podcast is characterised by a clear ideological inspiration, and even if we try our best to be as objective as possible, we will be addressing issues embracing our liberal/libertarian background. If you hear "liberal", we should make clear that we use the term in the European sense of the word - therefore meaning somewhat centrist, fiscally conservative and socially progressive. If you're an American liberal, feel free to follow the show and let us know what you think, but don't expect to agree with us - until we'll change your mind, that is!

For any feedback and comments: friedman.society@gmail.com

24 Min.