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Imagining the future where regulations of social media platforms didn't end harassment, extremism, or disinformation, and only made the platforms stronger

an industry that will fight to keep 230 to the death. Carrie is on the right side of history. Cory is on the side of Bezos and Zuck. https://twitter.com/... Carrie A. Goldberg / @cagoldberglaw : Proud to be part of the “unholy and unlikely coalition” aimed at destroying cda230. @nytopinion, plz allow me to write the counterstory of the hell in ten years if the universe's most omnipotent and omniscient industry remains immune from liability https://www.nytimes.com/...⁩ Danielle Citron / @daniellecitron : Dear ⁦@nytopinion⁩, I'd love for you to feature a nuanced response to the fallacious notion that dealing with Section 230 is an all or nothing proposition for law and for speech. ⁦@benjaminwittes⁩ and I have written about this—here to respond. https://www.nytimes.com/...

New York Times Cory Doctorow