Social media is about 27 years old. Since its creation, it has developed almost demonic abilities to addict the young, luring ...
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is probably anything but decent. The clause insulates social media (SM) from liability when hosting third-party content – even if dangerous or offensive - ...
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This case against TikTok might spur the Section 230 reform we desperately needSection 230 of the Telecommunications Decency Act is a very important law that allows the Internet to function as it does ...
In a ruling that could have a broad impact on social platforms, a federal appellate court said Section 230 didn't protect ...
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Appeals Court Raises Questions Over Section 230 Law Giving Social-Media Companies Legal ImmunitySocial-media companies are immune from lawsuits over content it hosts under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of ...
A pivotal legal dispute has gained momentum after an appeals court ruled that TikTok must face a lawsuit regarding the death ...
“TikTok reads 230 of the Communications Decency Act to permit casual indifference to the death of a ten-year-old girl,” wrote ...
Concurring in part, circuit Judge Paul Matey noted that by the time Nylah took part in the "Blackout Challenge," TikTok knew ...
Autocrats have always attacked speech platforms and those who provide them, but recent actions by government officials in the ...
"The Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet," Section 230, have been staggeringly misinterpreted by lower courts since its early days, Trump-appointed appeals judge says in fiery concurrence.
According to a Reuters report, US Circuit Judge Patty Shwartz, writing for a three-judge panel, said that Section 230 of the ...
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