Section 230

Latest about Section 230

By John Eggerton Published 8 January 24

Oral argument in content moderation-related cases set for February

By John Eggerton Published 15 August 23

But solicitor general argues content-moderation laws in Florida, Texas violate First Amendment

By John Eggerton Published 18 May 23

Says no liability case had been made

By John Eggerton Published 10 March 23

Connecticut Democrat calls it outdated construct, not untouchable internet ‘Ten Commandments’

By Armstrong Williams Published 24 February 23

Successful Supreme Court challenge wouldn’t leave social media platforms without free-speech protections

By John Eggerton Published 21 February 23

Justices signaled they had issues with implications of plaintiff’s case

By John Eggerton Published 17 February 23

Section 230 decision could have major speech implications

By John Eggerton Published 19 January 23

Tech groups say Section 230 protections are essential to digital media’s utility

By John Eggerton Published 12 January 23

Republican House committee chair says answer is working with Congress

By John Eggerton Published 23 December 22

Says if he becomes president, expect investigations, prosecutions of depraved media, online tyrants, deep-staters and others

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