Topic: CommunicationsDecencyAct articles on Engadget

California court says Yelp can’t be forced to remove negative reviews

Yelp argued it would be a violation of the Communications Decency Act.

The Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act could become law fairly soon.

A court has ruled that tenants are liable for unauthorized rentals.

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It's asking Congress to look out for smaller sites and non-profits when drafting the bill.

They believe it strikes a better balance between safety and freedom.

California's Attorney General claims the site's founders built a network of businesses to support "illicit and exploitative activity."

The site's owners successfully argued that they were not responsible content posted by third parties.

This means the company is still on the hook for what its users put in rental listings.