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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.

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

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05/16/2022 by Jennifer Huddleston

FTC should use its authority — not personal politics — to lead

03/01/2022 by Zach Lilly

SHOP SAFE threatens to upend America’s competitive edge

02/16/2022 by Steve DelBianco

Rick Santorum: ‘Moderation’ Laws Could Hamper Trump’s Social Media Platform

Rick Santorum: ‘Moderation’ Laws Could Hamper Trump’s Social Media Platform

The EARN IT Act Would Give Criminal Defendants a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card

The EARN IT Act Would Give Criminal Defendants a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card

02/04/2022 by Carl Szabo

Joe Rogan controversy is reminder that censorship laws are bad idea that will backfire

Joe Rogan controversy is reminder that censorship laws are bad idea that will backfire

10/17/2021 by Carl Szabo

A new Texas law is about to make social media worse.

A new Texas law is about to make social media worse.

09/28/2021 by Steve DelBianco

Trampling the Constitution

Trampling the Constitution

To protect American innovation, we must let websites keep moderating their own content

To protect American innovation, we must let websites keep moderating their own content

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