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  1. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    What Meta’s Oversight Board Tells Us About the Prospects for Self-Regulatory Dispute Settlement

    By Laurence R. Helfer, Molly K. Land

    Should private social media companies have a free hand in deciding what content to allow on their platforms? Governments from the European Union to India to the U.S. states of…

  2. 6G: A Step Beyond

    The Internet Under Siege: The Future of Section 230?

    By Travis West, Alicia Loh

    On October 3, 2022, the Supreme Court granted cert in Gonzalez v. Google, marking the first time that the Court will consider the scope of Section 230.  As discussed previously…

  3. Global Policy Watch

    Fifth Circuit Upholds Texas Law Restricting Online “Censorship”

    By Terrell McSweeny, Megan Crowley, Nicholas Xenakis

    By Terrell McSweeny, Megan Crowley, Nicholas Xenakis, Alexandra Cooper-Ponte & Madeline Salinas on September 28, 2022 On September 16, the Fifth Circuit issued its decision in NetChoice L.L.C. v. Paxton, upholding Texas HB 20, a law that limits the…

  4. PrawfsBlawg

    A state could stop this in the Fifth Circuit

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Tuesday, September 20, 2022A state could stop this in the Fifth CircuitI have not had much to say about the Fifth Circuit's abomination in NetChoice. (Mike Masnick at TechDirt…

  5. PrawfsBlawg

    Content Moderation in Jeopardy (or: that time the Fifth Circuit cited my platform law scholarship in a really bad decision)

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Monday, September 19, 2022Content Moderation in Jeopardy (or: that time the Fifth Circuit cited my platform law scholarship in a really bad decision)The Fifth Circuit handed down a highly…

  6. Simple Justice

    Let The Fifth Circuit Come Get Me

    By Scott Greenfield

    From the sanitary perspective, it’s a bizarre decision lacking both sound rationale or respect for precedent. The Fifth Circuit got it wrong. Yesterday, the US Court of Appeals for the…

  7. The Right Coast

    Freedom Of Speech, And Freedom Of Reach : Elon Musk Tells Twitter Employees Users Should Be Able To Tweet Pretty Outrageous Things | The Daily Wire

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Earlier this week, Musk made headlines for announcing that he voted for Mayra Flores a Mexican-American Republican congressional candidate who won a historically Democratic district in southern Texas. When questioned…

  8. Ad Law Access

    Insights into Texas’ Content Moderation Law

    By Paul Singer, Beth Chun

    On May 31, the US Supreme Court reinstated an injunction first implemented in December 2021 regarding HB 20, the Texas law prohibiting social media companies from certain content moderation based…

  9. Inside Privacy

    Online Safety Bill to Proceed Through Parliament

    By Lisa Peets, Marty Hansen, Shona O'Donovan, Tomos Griffiths

    On May 10, 2022, Prince Charles announced in the Queen’s Speech that the UK Government’s proposed Online Safety Bill (the “OSB”) will proceed through Parliament. The OSB is currently at…

  10. Global Policy Watch

    SECTION 230 IN A REPUBLICAN CONGRESS

    By Nicholas Xenakis, Bill Wichterman, Gabe Neville

    Most observers expect the Republicans to take control of the House of Representatives, and possibly the Senate, in the upcoming midterm elections.  While both Democrats and Republicans are likely to…