Content Moderation

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Content moderation is key to the success of user-created content online. Allowing online services to choose what content they wish to host gives consumers choices about which platforms to use. It also means online services can work with law enforcement to protect vulnerable people on the Internet.

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Private businesses should be allowed to decide what content is appropriate for their sites.

Section 230

The ability of platforms to remove discriminatory content is powered by the essential law Section 230.

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01/13/2021 by Carl Szabo

When Media Censorship Only Runs One Way

When Media Censorship Only Runs One Way

12/21/2020 by Carl Szabo

Why Section 230 protects kids, and what its critics get wrong

Why Section 230 protects kids, and what its critics get wrong

12/18/2020 by Chris Cox

Don’t let Donald Trump crush internet free speech

Don’t let Donald Trump crush internet free speech

12/02/2020 by Chris Marchese

The Online Content Policy Modernization Act attacks free expression and online safety for entirely political reasons

The Online Content Policy Modernization Act attacks free expression and online safety for entirely political reasons

12/02/2020 by Robert Winterton

Rick Santorum: Help Conservative Alternatives to Facebook and Twitter. Save Section 230

Rick Santorum: Help Conservative Alternatives to Facebook and Twitter. Save Section 230

09/22/2020 by Chris Marchese

The flare-up between Google and The Federalist

The flare-up between Google and The Federalist

08/29/2020 by Robert Winterton

Rick Santorum: President Trump should bend — but not break — Big Tech

The Origins and Original Intent of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

The Origins and Original Intent of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

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