Claims Against Trump Campaign Video Call for Revisiting Intersection of Speech and Copyright
When our nation reels from a global pandemic and nationwide protests against systemic racial injustice and law enforcement abuses, the […]
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Section 230
Charade by Commission: New Bill Threatens to Undermine Online Safety
Rising awareness about the dissemination of harmful online content has triggered both real and spurious concerns about the efforts of […]
Myths and Facts about Section 230
In advance of today’s Congressional hearing on ‘Fostering a Healthier Internet to Protect Consumers,’ it seems appropriate to address some […]
An Economic Case for Section 230
Section 230, often regarded as “the most important law in tech,” is described by drafter Senator Ron Wyden as a […]
Section 230 and the Future of the Open Internet
Recently, some government officials have questioned the necessity of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (“CDA”). Repealing or significantly […]
Debate Over Online Content Embodies “Moderator’s Dilemma”
As the subject of online content moderation receives greater media attention, Internet services that rely upon the ‘Good Samaritan’ protections […]
Why Do So Many Section 230 Stories Contain Corrections?
NYT [1] [2]*: CNN: As the Cato Institute cataloged last month, prestigious outlets reporting on the Telecom Act’s ‘Good Samaritan’ […]
Setting the Digital Standard for U.S. Trade Agreements
Work continues among Congressional leaders and members of the House Ways & Means Committee on implementing legislation of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada […]
Discussions from IGF-USA 2019
Every year, civil society organizations, academics, and policymakers from across the world come together to hold a global Internet Governance […]
Trademark Decision Casts First Amendment Doubt on Hawley Bill
Yesterday’s Supreme Court decision in Iancu v. Brunetti clearly indicates that Senator Hawley’s “Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act” (“the […]
