The two parties can’t agree how to reform Section 230
When Congress included Section 230 in the 1996 Communications Decency Act, the goal was to foster a free and open internet led by so-called “Good Samaritans.” Big Tech has flourished in the decades since, but that growth has also come with broad concerns about the material posted online. …
Representative, New Jersey, Democrat
Read MoreFormer Facebook Employee
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Read MoreThe two parties can’t agree how to reform Section 230
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