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“The problem today is not a lack of legal remedies but under-enforcement (or slow enforcement) by the U.S. Justice Department,” suggested a group of tech scholars this week in a letter to senators. And under-enforcement is a problem the new bill would do nothing to address. Instead, it would actually “discourage online platform operators from policing their sites,” by making doing so increase the likelihood of liability, “and generally undermine America’s uniquely innovative online ecosystem.”
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