Bipartisan bill would require that social networks have 'clear' content policies
The Internet PACT Act would also modify Section 230 to require takedowns of illegal content.
Communications Decency Act
Hitting the Books: Raytheon, Yahoo Finance and the rise of the 'cybersmear' lawsuit
This legal fight set off decades of debate surrounding online anonymity.
Congress will hold a hearing on potential Section 230 reforms this week
The December 1st panel will feature testimony from Frances Haugen and others.
House bill would limit Section 230 protections for 'malicious' algorithms
Don't count on the measure reaching the President's desk.
Zoom will pay $85 million to settle lawsuit over privacy and 'zoombombing'
You could also receive a payout, but don't expect much.
President Biden revokes Trump order limiting social media protections
The order wasn't meaningfully enforced.
Reddit sued for failing to pull child sexual abuse content
The case puts FOSTA-SESTA to the test.
The Senate's section 230 hearing was partisan and predictable
Only six days until the election.
Facebook and Twitter CEOs to attend hearing about Section 230 protections
Google chief Sundar Pichai will reportedly testify, as well.
Senate bill aims to boost accountability for Section 230 without gutting it
It might improve online moderation with less of a political slant.
DoJ will reportedly limit social media companies' speech protections
The proposal could be announced as early as today.
Senators push FCC to take action on Trump's social media order
They might not get the answer they want, though.
Lawsuit claims Trump's social media order violates free speech rights
The measure is 'plainly retaliatory' according to plaintiffs.
Facebook slams executive order: ‘It will restrict more speech online’
Twitter called it 'reactionary and politicized.'
Draft bill could penalize companies for using end-to-end encryption
It would limit privacy in the name of protecting children.
What happens if the internet’s most important law disappears?
Wave goodbye to the comment section of the internet.
Joe Biden says Facebook spreads ‘falsehoods they know to be false’
He said the US should repeal Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act to make the company accountable.
Google, Reddit execs to speak at House hearing on internet moderation
Facebook, Twitter and others are conspicuously absent, however.
News anchor sues Facebook, Reddit after creepy photo appears in ads
Safe harbor laws may protect the sites from liability.
Beto O'Rourke wants to hold internet companies liable for hate speech
But would it jeopardize overall protections for internet platforms?
