Despite warnings, Republicans poised to stick Peach State with steep legal tab for political stunt
Republican lawmakers are about to advance a bill that will waste hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars while making the […]
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Content Moderation
Minnesota lawmakers need to pump the brakes before they break the internet
Last year, lawmakers in dozens of states introduced bills to restrict companies from enforcing their terms of service related to […]
DSA Trilogue: Six Things Negotiators Must Get Right
Next week, EU negotiators will kick off the final negotiations on the Digital Services Act (DSA) proposal. The DSA will […]
DSA: Proposed Redress Obligations Could Put Good Content Moderation Practices at Risk
Even with the best intentions, and first-rate procedures or tools in place, mistakes can occur when platforms moderate content. However, […]
House Antitrust Nondiscrimination Bill May Require Covered Platforms to Host Discrimination
In a previous post, DisCo discussed the recent legislative proposal, H.R. 3816, the “American Choice and Innovation Online Act”, the […]
Understanding Content Moderation and Trust & Safety
As you may know, DisCo maintains a regularly updated resource page on Section 230 to help educate about this important […]
Texas advances unconstitutional bill targeting technology companies
On the heels of Florida’s blatant attack on U.S. technology companies, the Texas legislature is poised to follow suit. Like […]
Florida’s “Fairness Doctrine” For the Internet Would Carve Out Disney
Florida’s already bad content moderation bill got worse right before it passed the legislature last night. S.B. 7072, a bill […]
Florida Content Moderation Bills Pose Risks to Taxpayers and State Operations
As state governments continue to target U.S. tech companies, Florida has emerged as one of the most significant aggressors this […]
The High Cost of State-by-State Regulation of Internet Content Moderation
Content moderation bills continue to pop up in state legislatures, and one in Utah currently sits on the governor’s desk […]
