Section 230 Goes to Court: Gonzalez v. Google and the Future of the Electronic Town Square

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Introduction

00:00 • 6min

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What Is Section 230 and Where Does It Come From?

05:41 • 5min

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Section 230 Does Not Protect Targeted Algorithmic Recommendations

10:19 • 3min

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What Does the Tax of Section 230 C1 Really Say and Do?

12:50 • 3min

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Google Gets Immunity Under Section 230 C1 of the ATA

15:32 • 5min

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The End of the Internet, as We Know It

20:04 • 2min

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Is There a Difference Between a Bar to Immunity and an Absolute Bar to Liability?

21:37 • 4min

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Is There a Regime That's Based on a Reasonable Duty of Care?

25:25 • 4min

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What You Mean by Platforms Are Not Like Wall Street Journal

29:53 • 5min

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I'm Sorry if That Wasn't Clear

35:14 • 4min

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The First Amendment and the Court of Appeals in New York Times v. Sullivan

38:59 • 4min

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Is There Something Different About Recommendation Algorithms?

42:54 • 4min

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Is That a Good Thing?

46:47 • 2min

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Is There a Direct Link Between Terrorist Content and the 2017 Istanbul Bombings?

48:30 • 3min

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Is the ATA a Criminal Statute?

51:29 • 2min

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Does It Matter if It's a Publisher or Speaker?

53:13 • 2min

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Will Gonzales Versus Google Impact Section 230 and the Future of the Internet?

55:15 • 3min

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I Think It's Not Going to Be a Clean Victory for Google and the Other Platforms

57:47 • 3min