Section 230

The Court’s reasoning on Section 230 is hard to parse, adding to confusion around this central piece of internet legislation.

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.

There's growing interest in the nation's capital in revising Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

Order aimed at giving the government a freer hand in regulating online content

Nik Richie, operator of the website TheDirty.com, cannot be held liable for potentially defamatory remarks made by a third-party poster…

A Connecticut appellate court ruled Tuesday that a website is not liable for linking to someone else’s defamatory statements, even…

A federal law protects website publishers who add material to defamatory posts and attempt to elicit greater discussion on the…

Online photographs of a bikini-clad woman accompanied by unflattering comments did not invade her privacy, a federal judge in Arizona…

A federal bankruptcy court in Texas became one of the first to find that individuals can be held liable for…