The long reach of Taamneh: Carriage and removal requirements for internet platforms
Efforts to regulate internet platforms in the U.S. are often stymied by a fundamental disagreement. Some voters and leaders—mostly Democrats—want platforms to remove more content, including “lawful but awful” material like medical misinformation or hate speech. Some—mostly Republicans—want platforms to remove less content. These same competing impulses also appear in litigation. Some plaintiffs sue to …