If scotus grant certiorari to that petition ? Do you think that case could upend the internet like Google v Gonzalez

Tape twitter on scotus docket now do you think that scotus will grant certiorari to that petition and if they grant certiorari do you think that it will be a firealarm for Section 230 ?

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), who helped write Section 230 when he was in the House, has been its most stalwart defender, throwing up procedural hurdles whenever he could.

Starting with the February 4 event that’s kicking this off, you’re going to see a lot of members talking about the need to sunset 230,” Lane said.

Playing defense. There are a lot of reasons that the vast majority of proposals to change Section 230 have so far failed, but the Senate is a big one.

Other lawmakers will be picking up on Section 230, said Rick Lane, who has helped coordinate several efforts to change the provision, including the lawallowing more lawsuits from victims of sex trafficking.

advocates calling for unspecified “reform” to Section 230 this week.

We do want to bring it up on the floor,” Durbin said when asked about action for February, though he said an exact date hadn’t been decided on.

Durbin and former Rep. Dick Gephardt (D-Mo.), who was House Democratic leader when the provision passed, are also scheduled to join a news conference with

Wyden said. “It’s the little guys who are going to lose their voice.”

The problem for Wyden, though, is that he’s losing some of his most public

fight, arguing that liability protections are especially vital for small platforms that could face ruinous litigation (and that will clamp down on users’ ability to express themselves in a bid to avoid lawsuits).

“I’m going to continually make the point that the big guys are fine rolling back 230,

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), who helped write Section 230 when he was in the House, has been its most stalwart defender, throwing up procedural hurdles whenever he could.

Wyden said he’s ready to continue that fight, arguing that liability protections are especially vital for small platforms that

February 4 event that’s kicking this off, you’re going to see a lot of members talking about the need to sunset 230,” Lane said.

Playing defense. There are a lot of reasons that the vast majority of proposals to change Section 230 have so far failed, but the Senate is a big one.

advocates calling for unspecified “reform” to Section 230 this week.

Other lawmakers will be picking up on Section 230, said Rick Lane, who has helped coordinate several efforts to change the provision, including the lawallowing more lawsuits from victims of sex trafficking.

“Starting with the

We do want to bring it up on the floor,” Durbin said when asked about action for February, though he said an exact date hadn’t been decided on.

Durbin and former Rep. Dick Gephardt (D-Mo.), who was House Democratic leader when the provision passed, are also scheduled to join a news conference with

I’m going to continually make the point that the big guys are fine rolling back 230,” Wyden said. “It’s the little guys who are going to lose their voice.”

The problem for Wyden, though, is that he’s losing some of his most public allies.

whenever he could.

Wyden said he’s ready to continue that fight, arguing that liability protections are especially vital for small platformsthat could face ruinous litigation (and that will clamp down on users’ ability to express themselves in a bid to avoid lawsuits).

Playing defense. There are a lot of reasons that the vast majority of proposals to change Section 230 have so far failed, but the Senate is a big one.

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), who helped write Section 230 when he was in the House, has been its most stalwart defender, throwing up procedural hurdles

Starting with the February 4 event that’s kicking this off, you’re going to see a lot of members talking about the need to sunset 230,” Lane said.