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The NetChoice cases reach the Supreme Court
Mar 2, 2024
The podcast delves into the Supreme Court oral arguments on NetChoice cases, discussing state regulations on internet platforms, platform challenges, First Amendment rights, and the complexities of content moderation. It explores the implications of state laws on free speech, judicial debates on regulating online platforms, and legal complexities surrounding content regulation and administrative state disputes.
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- Oral arguments at the Supreme Court focused on nuances between extreme views on platform regulation, treating them as newspapers or telephone companies.
- The lack of emphasis on transparency mandates in the laws hinted at potential intertwining of notice and appeal rules with must-carry regulations in the final ruling.
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Supreme Court Oral Arguments
The podcast discusses the oral arguments in the net choice cases at the Supreme Court. The laws passed by Texas and Florida aimed to regulate platform discretion on content moderation. The key focus was on the must-carry rules and notice and appeal rules challenged as violations of First Amendment rights. Justices explored nuances between extreme views on regulation, such as treating platforms as newspapers or telephone companies.
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