The Fifth Circuit of the US Court of Appeals upheld Texas’ ban on major social media sites from using all forms of content moderation yesterday. […]
In the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court has rejected the attempts by Louisiana and other states that federal agencies could not rely on the Biden […]
I much enjoyed this Florida Bar Media & Communications Law CLE conversation with Prof. Eric Goldman, Chris Marchese, and Pamela Marsh, moderated by David Karp; […]
An interagency work group had created estimates of costs of greenhouse gases emissions that the federal government could use to determine the cost of these […]
Alaska Senate Bill SB214 would accomplish this in part, as sponsored by Lora Reinbold (state senator) and Mia Costello (state senator). Some restrictions regarding platforms’ […]
Alaska bill SB214 was sponsored by Lora Rebold and Mia Costello. [B]Social media platforms prohibit harassing or ullying behaviour. The social media platform must prevent […]
Is it possible that platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are causing harm to Americans? Jonathan Haidt was joined by Robby Soave for an […]
Do platforms like Facebook and Twitter harm Americans in ways government regulation can correct? Jonathan Haidt and Robby Save debated in Oxford style about government […]
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law hosted this debate last week as the inaugural event in their new Seigenthaler Debates series, cosponsored […]
Rules for age verification extend beyond porn sites.As a means to prevent children from seeing adult material, U.S. activists have advocated for age verification requirements […]
