Industry groups representing Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter sue Texas over a law that lets residents sue social networks that ban them for their political views
Technology trade groups that represent Facebook, Google's YouTube and Twitter are suing Texas to stop a new state law that cracks … Source: US District Court for the Western District of Texas Division .
Super thoughtful of @NetChoice and the Texas legislature to pool their resources and get me a First Amendment lawsuit for my birthday 🤗 https://twitter.com/...
The Texas law would make the Internet worse by tying Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube's hands against hate, hoaxes, disinfo — even Holocaust denial. https://twitter.com/...
Excellent, Texas' bill to force social media platforms to carry speech is just as unconstitutional as Florida's. Great that @NetChoice and @ccianet are leading the challenge against both. https://twitter.com/...
Everything's bigger in Texas, including their First Amendment violations! We just filed our second constitutional lawsuit against a state-level social media bill, this time against Texas' HB 20. https://netchoice.org/...
NetChoice and Computer and Communications Industry Association sue Texas to invalidate HB 20, which gives social media users a way to sue if they or their content is blocked. Lawsuit, filed in Austin federal court, is here: https://netchoice.org/... #txlege
TX is being sued over its new law barring social media platforms from banning users for political views. The plaintiffs—who represent some of the biggest names in tech—recently sued FL over a similar law, which was blocked. My first story w/ @TexasTribune: https://www.texastribun…