Gonzalez v. Google: A Perspective from Free Press Action

“Section 230 empowers platforms to moderate while giving them protection against liability in the first instance for what their users say,” said Free Press VP Matt Wood. “We have to get this balance right.”

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In Gonzalez v. Google, SCOTUS Must Balance Section 230's Free-Speech Protections Against an Online Platform’s Liability for Knowingly Causing Harm

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Gonzalez v. Google: A Perspective from Free Press Action

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