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section 230

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg leaving The Merrion Hotel in Dublin after a meeting with politicians to discuss regulation of social media and harmful content.

Supreme Court Says it Will Finally Look at Section 230, the Law Giving Social Media Platforms Immunity

The U.S. Supreme Court will finally hear cases regarding Section 230, the law that shields social media platforms from liability.
By Rachyl Jones

Sex Workers Are In Increased Danger Due to QAnon and Attacks on Section 230

Sex workers and others fear that moderation changes and crackdowns on vaguely defined “explicit” content are exclusively targeted at the already marginalized. 
By Adrie Rose

Big Tech CEOs Try to Save Their Business From Senators’ Anger Over Content Moderation

Lawmakers are looking to change a law that allows social media companies to set their own content rules.
By Sissi Cao
Activists protest Backpage's adult services section.

Google-Backed Groups Claim Backpage’s Child Sex Ads Are Free Speech

By John Bonazzo
Mr. Brittain (Photo: CBS4-Denver)

Even As He Promises to Close ‘Is Anybody Down,’ Craig Brittain Covertly Plans a New Revenge Porn Site

By Jessica Roy

The Battle Over Revenge Porn: Can Hunter Moore, the Web’s Vilest Entrepreneur, Be Stopped?

By Jessica Roy
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