Thursday that could open social media companies up to federal or state sanctions — a move that closely followed Twitter's decision to add fact-check labels to two of the president's tweets.directs the FCC and FTC to consider changing the interpretation of a federal law that has for decades allowed social media companies and other online forums to host third-party posts without being held responsible for fact-checking that content or removing offensive statements.
"I think Trump's reaction to what Twitter is doing is literally pissing in the wind. It's too late, it's out of the bag, and all he is going to do is get dirty," said Ganesan, whose investments include Rover, Redfin and Palo Alto Networks. Section 230 also allows companies like Twitter to moderate the flow of messages they host, and holds that companies won't be held accountable for their voluntary actions to restrict access to content that they deem objectionable, whether or not that material would be considered constitutionally protected as free speech in other forums.
But new and emerging startups will not have that luxury, according to the startup advocacy group Engine.
There are better platforms that offer an opportunity to speak freely without some whimpering, emotional snowflake trolling to decide what suits his Democratic narrative. It's about time ANY President took a stand. Someone with some BAWLS for a change.
Clamp down? Is this CNN? If you want to play publisher then you should be subjected to the responsibility of facing lawsuits. That's not clamp down since the choice is yours to make.
SAI What clampdown?
techinsider No, never, these platform need to learn to behave without any political or social inclination.
What competition with Facebook and Twitter?
Doubt it. Big tech is at risk of losing all their users. The little guys will benefit the most.
How? It’s make believe...
100k dead, president focused on unenforceable laws.
Why is he constantly just killing everyone's buzz for no reason
...........come tf on
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