FCC: Has legal authority to interpret Section 230

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The issue is not liability for internet speech, but capricious content-based censorship with potential for discriminatory impact of company policies

samirgoradia

Good somebody needs to stop thier control about what we want and it's free speech

lennalombard

Issues is the difference between platform and publisher. Unless content is Illegal, or court ordered a platform is supposed to allow everything. Once they start curating content, picking and choosing what is and isn't allowed, they become a publisher, and now liable for everything. FB, Twitter, Reddit, and Google (TY) want it both ways.

Scylon

This is the same FCC who declared that they were going to go digital so we can get better reception on our television sets I can't tell you how many antennas I had to buy to get better reception

leroyfisher

They should not be allowed to regulate content at all. Whoever posts on the media should be identifiable and held accountable. No anonymous posts. Twitter and Facebook should be responsible for their own actions and identifying owners of their accounts.

robertsebacher

People online need to be held accountable for good and bad. It’s simple. No anonymous accounts and trolling. Media needs to be held according to their journalistic oath. Simple.

maddehatteur

Let’s get this done. They when they violate the TOS of the United States constitution we can unplug them from the tax payers internet

JS-

Internet is much harder to police.
I uploaded a photo of a crease in my hand and received a warning about uploading pornography, WTF!?!

cherylalikhani

THEY HAVE BECOME PUBLISHERS
Twitter & facebook have become publishers....And now need to be classified as such....And be stripped of their 230 protection status

davec

actually they don't have the legal authority because to change it they would need to change the first amendment which is far beyond their pay grade.

angryal

I really want to move those plates on that wall behind her further down to balance to her room.

lifewellloved

Almost gave a thumbs up then i saw shep.

slomojoe

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