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Section 230 reform could have unintended consequences for the press
RT @pilhofer: Finally. A slightly more nuanced view on Section 230 and journalism.
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OpenTwitter’s permanent suspension of President Donald Trump’s account is reinvigorating debate about the law that protects social media platforms – specifically, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. ...
RT @pilhofer: Finally. A slightly more nuanced view on Section 230 and journalism.
https://t.co/7VYOsjJjIY
OpenSection 230 reform could have unintended consequences for the press
Twitter’s permanent suspension of President Donald Trump’s account is reinvigorating debate about the law that protects social media platforms – specifically, Section 230 of the ...
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