Policy

Forbes and one of its reporters are petitioning federal courts in California, Pennsylvania and Washington to release the orders.

Its decisions largely hinged on interpretations of Facebook's policies, though some language the Board used echoed First Amendment law.

It now falls to the Biden administration to decide whether to keep defending Trump's orders banning TikTok, WeChat.

Changes in response to the SolarWinds hack could delay efforts to increase transparency of electronic surveillance records.

Researchers working to archive Parler’s public content before it was lost or deleted have exposed apparent data security lapses.

These moves take place amid an ongoing debate about platform moderation.

It looks like the future of the Section 230 order will be decided by President Biden, not the courts.

The ruling was a solid, if initial, success for the plaintiffs and for journalists who use drones in their reporting.

The justices’ questioning about the scope of the anti-hacking law should give the Justice Department some reason for concern.

RCFP has argued that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act significantly chills First Amendment activity.