Section 230
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Appeals Court Is Skeptical Over Biden Administration’s Claims It Wasn’t Trying to Censor Social Media Platforms
The judges didn’t sound like they were buying the story.
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The Massacre Being Used to Call for More Online Censorship
A series of lawsuits that want to change the internet forever.
Mitt Romney Argues It Should Be Legal for Government to Curb “Misinformation” on Social Media
Senator Romney has his own interpretation of the First Amendment.
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The Two Supreme Court Rulings That Quietly Determined the Future of the Internet
Impacting free speech.
Senators Want to Control AI so It Can’t Produce “Misinformation”
Who gets to decide what’s misinformation?
The EARN IT Act, an Attack on Encrypted Communications, to Be Reintroduced Next Week
The continued threat to privacy.
YouTuber Is Forced to Pay $38K in Attorneys’ Fees After Censorship Lawsuit Fails
Allegations of First Amendment violations failed.
Twitter Files: State Entities Flagged “Anti-Ukraine Narratives” for Censorship
More Big Tech-government censorship collusion.
Supreme Court Examines Online Platform Liability for Algorithmic Recommendations
The brief mentions suggested any potential changes to Section 230.
Transcript of Gonzalez v. Google Supreme Court Oral Arguments on February 21, 2023
A full text transcript of the oral arguments for a case that could redefine online platform immunity.
Supreme Court Expresses Concern About Reducing Online Platform Liability Protection
The case could potentially redefine the scope of online platforms’ immunity when making algorithmic recommendations.
