The Supreme Court's Section 230 decision.
from Tangle
by Isaac Saul
Published: Wed May 24 2023
Show Notes
Twitterv. Taamneh and Gonzalezv. Google LLC. On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled against the family of a 2017ISIS attack victim who had sued Twitter, Facebook, and Google in an effort to hold them liable for allowing ISIS to use their platforms. The court ruled unanimously that the lawsuit could not move forward. Along with that ruling, the justices sent Gonzalez v. Google LLC, a similar case, back to the lower courts. That decision sidestepped any major changes to the scope of Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which shields tech companies from liability for content published by users. We previously covered these cases in February here.
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