Category: Section 230

Fyk v. Facebook – Ninth Circuit brief

Posted on September 18, 2019 by Ron Coleman

Not my case. But of great interest, and certainly topical. I am sure there will be commentary from all over. For now, though, here is […]

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The Section 230 Illusion

Posted on June 7, 2019 by Ron Coleman

My first contribution to the newly reconfigured Human Events: NEW: The Section 230 Illusion. Publisher or Platform? What if it doesn’t matter? Check out the […]

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What the hey is going on Section 230, you guys?

Posted on June 10, 2016 by Ron Coleman

That’s my version of the less family-friendly-titled, but extremely important, question asked by Eric Goldman in this post, which I excerpt, to wit: It’s been […]

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