Show threadNonilexFeb 23, 2023

#§230 law broadly exempts websites from #legal #liability when harm is caused by that content.

#Section2333 of the #AntiTerrorismAct, as amended, allows U.S. nationals injured by an act of international #terrorism perpetrated by a designated foreign #terrorist organization to sue those who sponsor the attacks.

The court is expected to hand down rulings in both cases before July.

NonilexFeb 23, 2023

What we learned from 2 rounds of #SCOTUS arguments over #InternetLiability

The #SupremeCourt this wk wrestled w/arguments from #Google, #Twitter, & #Facebook (#META), in 2 sister cases that say the companies should be liable for “aiding & abetting” terrorist attacks allegedly tied to content posted to their platforms.

#Section230 #Section2333 #GonzalezVGoogle #TwitterVTaamneh
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What we learned from two rounds of Supreme Court arguments over internet liability — Yahoo Finance

The U.S. Supreme Court this week wrestled with arguments from Google Twitter, and Facebook in two sister cases that say the companies should be liable for “aiding and abetting” terrorist attacks allegedly tied to content posted to their platforms. ...