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Lessons from Past Technopanics for Current Social Media Debates
Oct 29, 2021
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Section 230 establishes that platforms are not legally liable for the content of their website when engaging in content moderation. Such proposals could affect the internet at large, rather than the handful of platforms these proposals intend to target.
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