Washington (CNN) This week, the Supreme Court will hear consecutive oral arguments in two cases that could significantly reshape online discourse and content moderation. The outcome of the oral arguments, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, could determine whether technology platforms and social media companies can be sued for recommending content to their users …
An upcoming Supreme Court case may answer one of the internet age’s toughest questions: Should online businesses be held accountable for promoting harmful discourse? The case, Gonzalez v. Google, could disrupt the modern internet economy, sparing no online business. A ruling against Google will likely leave internet companies from social media platforms to …
What if YouTube stopped giving recommendations? And if a state official in Texas or Florida Requested Instagram not to remove vaccine misinformation that is against app rules? Or what if TikTok redid its For You tab so that content moderators have to approve videos before they appear? The Supreme Court this week opened …