Philip Brimmer, Chief District Judge (D. Colo.), March 31, 2008. Sgaggio v. De YoungThe majority of the decision reversed a Magistrate Judge’s contrary opinion, which […]
After George Floyd was unarmed and shot by Minneapolis police officers in May 2020. Donations poured in to Black Lives Matter (BLM), from those who […]
From a decision in D.C. v. Meta Platforms, Inc.Anthony Epstein from D.C. Superior Judge, sent earlier this month. It has just been posted to Westlaw […]
Social media platforms Instagram and Facebook will now allow for posts calling for violence against Russian soldiers, and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the ongoing […]
Facebook alters its speech policies to respond to Ukraine’s invasion. Facebook has been known to ban or suspend users who threaten violence against groups or […]
Sgaggio v. De Young Yesterday, the District Court of Colorado ruled that plaintiff posted to Woodland Park Police Department’s page in response to a report […]
A mere week of news about antitrust lawsuits shows the extent to which Facebook and Google face legal turmoil. Michael Weiner provides a concise summary […]
Facebook’s federal government monopoly lawsuit is still pending.It has been clear for years that Facebook is under attack by the federal government. This can be […]
It shouldn’t come as a surprise, but sharing your private life online can be dangerous. Government agents are among those who use social media to […]
Big Tech keeps a monopoly on what Americans are able to see. In the latest case, Facebook is now deciding what American children should or […]
