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Section 230 protections for online platforms remain intact for now.

Two cases will test whether social media bans violate the First Amendment.

Section 230 is on the docket, and it could change content moderation as we know it.

The attorney general wants to know if states can force platforms to host speech.

The admission comes after the company made a similar mistake in June.

It's yet another stumbling block on the road to mitigating climate change.

There goes one more way to combat climate change.

For some companies, these policies exclude the majority of their workforce.

Apple claimed Qualcomm might use two patents to sue again.

“This is a profound change for the country that deeply affects so many of us, especially women."

The group said the tech giants "must" act to protect individuals exercising their right to choose.

That leaked Windows 11 copy ended up being fairly complete.

It's one of the first times the Supreme Court has weighed in on a case involving student speech online.

A few Snapchat posts have set a new precedent.

You can't be charged under the CFAA if you're allowed to access a network.

The ACLU and EFF believe the searches are unconstitutional.

Not that it matters too much for Trump anyway after Twitter permanently banned him.

This might finally put an end to the years-long Oracle / Google slugfest.

Judges said Uber exerted significant control over the riding process.

The company formerly known as MariCar lost its Supreme Court appeal.