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Federal Court: TikTok May Be Liable for a 10-Year-Old’s Death
“TikTok reads 230 of the Communications Decency Act to permit casual indifference to the death of a ten-year-old girl,” wrote ...
The Gossip Girl-like dynamics of the Supreme Court
Every family is bound to have drama, including the nine-person ménage on the Supreme Court. Hints of tensions and ...
Does the First Amendment Protect A.I.? The Supreme Court May Soon Have Its Say.
As A.I. technology continues to evolve, so does the legal landscape of tools available to mitigate some of its most dangerous ...
NetChoice decision is already influencing how courts consider social media laws
NetChoice and NetChoice v. Paxton during oral arguments in two different cases on Wednesday. The cases before the Ninth ...
The Viral Blackout Challenge Is Killing Young People. Courts Are Finally Taking It Seriously.
Two early court cases created deeply perverse incentives. In 1991, a federal court in New York held that CompuServe, an early ...
Court ruling on California’s ‘Kids Code’ law raises concerns over fate of similar Maryland law
Maryland is one of two states, with California, to pass a so-called Kids Code law — legislation aimed at providing privacy ...
Social networks can’t be forced to filter content for kids, says judge
A federal judge issued a last-minute partial block on a Texas law that would require some large web services to identify ...
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Judge allows parental consent for Texas kids’ social media accounts, but blocks content moderation requirement
A federal district court judge on Aug. 30 temporarily blocked part of a new social media law designed to prevent Texas ...
Banned in Brazil: The world is moving toward greater regulation of social media, experts say
Brazil's recent ban of X may seem antithetical to Americans' notion of the First Amendment and the idea of the internet as a ...
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Court blocks key part of California law on children's online safety
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said NetChoice, a trade group for companies that do business online, was likely to show that the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act ...
Los Angeles Times9d
California is racing to combat deepfakes ahead of the election
“It will result in the chilling and blocking of constitutionally protected free speech,” said Carl Szabo, vice president and ...
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Judge allows parental consent for Texas kids’ social media accounts, but blocks content moderation requirement
Whether they’re 16 or 65, this law infringes on the rights of all Texans.” Why CCIA and NetChoice sued: CCIA and NetChoice represent the interests of the communications and tech industries.