Earlier this summer, in Bostock v. Clayton County, Ga. the Supreme Court voted 6-3 in favor of an interpretation of […]

Cathy Gellis · August 31, 2020

Recent Congressional legislation and hearings have touched on the meaning of “otherwise objectionable” in the provision of federal law, Section […]

Matt Schruers · July 29, 2020

As debate around Section 230 continues, Broadband Breakfast has begun hosting a series of three live lunch events titled Section […]

Project Disco · July 8, 2020

As conversations surrounding Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act continue, this week plays host to multiple events, each focusing […]

Project Disco · June 22, 2020

When our nation reels from a global pandemic and nationwide protests against systemic racial injustice and law enforcement abuses, the […]

Matt Schruers · June 6, 2020

Rising awareness about the dissemination of harmful online content has triggered both real and spurious concerns about the efforts of […]

Keir Lamont · March 5, 2020

In advance of today’s Congressional hearing on ‘Fostering a Healthier Internet to Protect Consumers,’ it seems appropriate to address some […]

Matt Schruers · October 16, 2019

Section 230, often regarded as “the most important law in tech,” is described by drafter Senator Ron Wyden as a […]

Ethan Wham · September 6, 2019

Recently, some government officials have questioned the necessity of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (“CDA”).  Repealing or significantly […]

Jonathan Band · September 5, 2019

As the subject of online content moderation receives greater media attention, Internet services that rely upon the ‘Good Samaritan’ protections […]

Matt Schruers · September 4, 2019