Social media
Virginia’s Warning and a National 19-step Plan: Social Media Restriction and Age Verification Mandates
NetChoice, a trade association advocating for free expression and enterprise online, filed a lawsuit [...]
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Willing and Label: The Free Market Is Willing to Help Families—Will a Warning Label Stand in the Way?
Labels can be profoundly helpful in many instances. Nutrition information, brands, and medicine dosages, [...]
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When One Adult Site Closes, Another Opens: Data Shows that People are Working Around Age Verification Laws
We’ve written about the privacy risks, First Amendment threats, the cost to tax-payers, and the chilling [...]
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Protecting Youth on Social Media: It Starts at Home!
The conversations around keeping kids safe online involve a lot of nuance. While everyone wants to [...]
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Robodoc: What Does the Embrace of AI in Medicine Mean?
This month the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) returned to Las Vegas, attracting the latest and greatest [...]
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Social Media at the Supreme Court
March brought about two landmark social media cases with the potential to determine the future of online [...]
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Social Media and the Supreme Court
Next week, the Supreme Court is set to hear cases involving the content moderation practices of social [...]
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Social Media is Likely Headed to the Supreme Court
Last week, the United States Supreme Court granted an emergency stay preventing a Texas social media law [...]
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TECH NEWS: COVID-19 Social Media Incident Shows Value of Key Free Speech Protection
As people worldwide go into quarantine and conversations around COVID-19 move increasingly online, [...]
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