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1st Amendment

3 articles rising

1st Amendment has appeared in 3 articles since 2015-02. Coverage peaked in 2022Q3 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside the First Amendment.

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2022-09-18
Techdirt

The 5th Circuit federal court's ruling to uphold the Texas social media content moderation law is based on a misrepresentation of how Section 230 actually works

from the batshit-crazy dept  —  As far as I can tell, in the area the 5th Circuit appeals court has jurisdiction … Tweets: @ngrossman81 , @steve_vladeck , @jeffjarvis , @mschruers , @fernandorgallo , ...

2022-09-17
Techdirt

The 5th Circuit federal court's ruling to uphold the Texas social media content moderation law is based on a misrepresentation of how Section 230 actually works

from the batshit-crazy dept  —  As far as I can tell, in the area the 5th Circuit appeals court has jurisdiction … Tweets: @ngrossman81 , @steve_vladeck , @ericowensdc , @fernandorgallo , @jeffjarvis ...

2015-02-27
Ars Technica 23 related

Verizon mocks FCC ruling with Morse code response dated 1934, despite using Title II to its benefit

Verizon issues furious response to FCC, in Morse code, dated 1934  —  Verizon wants 1st Amendment right to edit the Web, but rules from 1934 are too old.

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