It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… Big Tech, and it should look to Section 230 and the Consolidated Reporting Act as potential sources of authority.” In acting, the FCC could require these platforms to provide greater specificity regarding their terms of service, and it … - page 849
… Support legislation that scraps Section 230’s current - 12572 Support legislation that scraps Section 230’s current approach. The FCC … - page 849
… reforms, the FCC should work with Congress to ensure that antidiscrimination provisions are applied to Big Tech—including “back-end” companies that provide hosting services and DDoS protection. Reforms … - page 849
… can make certain points clear. It could focus legislation on dominant, general-use platforms rather than specialized ones. This could include excluding … - page 849
… The FCC and Congress should work together to formulate rules that empower consumers. Section 230 itself codifies “user … as an express policy goal and encourages Internet platforms to provide tools that will “empower” users to engage … - page 849
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