US Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Taamneh v. Twitter, the Other Section 230 Case Drew Wilson | February 22, 2023 The US Supreme Court is hearing another Section 230 case. This time, it’s Taamneh v. Twitter.
Report: Early Signs Promising for SCOTUS Section 230 Case Drew Wilson | February 21, 2023 The future of Section 230 is currently before the US Supreme Court. A report suggests that the early signs are promising.
Oral Arguments Expected Next Week at the US Supreme Court Over Future of Section 230 Drew Wilson | February 18, 2023 The open internet is at stake at the US Supreme Court. The case is Gonzalez v Google and it could take down Section 230.
Gonzalez v. Google is the Latest Threat Against Section 230, and It’s at the US Supreme Court Drew Wilson | January 31, 2023 Section 230 is a critical pillar to the Internet, but Gonzalez v. Google could neuter this critical component of internet speech.
The Return of Lawful Access? Supreme Court to Decide if Warrant is Needed for IP Address Drew Wilson | January 19, 2023 The seemingly dead debate surrounding lawful access is potentially making a return with a case currently before the Supreme Court.
As Twitter Grapples With 200 Million Account Data Breach, Lawsuits Continue to Pile Up Drew Wilson | January 12, 2023 The chaos and destruction of Twitter continues with a 200 million user data breach and a barrage of lawsuits.
As Court Date Set, Competition Bureau Expands Legal Complaint About Rogers Shaw Decision Drew Wilson | January 9, 2023 A court date has been set and the complaint has been expanded by the Competition Bureau. The court challenge has temporarily blocked the Rogers Shaw merger.
Twitter Sued for Failing to Pay the Rent for Its Office Building Drew Wilson | January 6, 2023 The legal liability of Twitter is continuing to add up. This time, a lawsuit was filed for failure to pay the rent.
After Losing Poll on Twitter About Staying on as CEO, Elon Musk Dismisses FTC Legal Issues Drew Wilson | December 26, 2022 Elon Musk lost in his own poll about staying on as CEO. Now, legal issues are starting to pile up including one from the FTC.
Gab Users Protesting After Founder Handed Evidence of Criminal Activity Over to the FBI Drew Wilson | August 16, 2022 Gab users are revolting. They are also protesting the founders actions after he handed evidence of criminal activity over to the FBI.
