Analyzing European and US Approaches to Content Regulation in the Small Online Platform Space

The chapter delves into the contrasting strategies of European lawmakers and US Congress in regulating online platforms, with Europe focusing on size and function-based rules, while the US proposes uniform regulations for all 230-immunized entities. It also highlights concerns over smaller platforms facing hindrances in competition due to content and speech regulations, along with the struggle to balance centralized control for managing harmful content and preventing exploitation by powerful entities.