CDT intern Clare Mathias: In July, a DC Circuit Court adopted a narrow interpretation of #FOSTA’s language in attempt to remedy some of its harms. But even with this change, still nearly impossible to reverse the 5 years of chilling effects FOSTA created:
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"In their public comment in response to the @OversightBoard cases, @CenDemTech & @ACLU called on Meta to provide documentation about the process underlying its [#ContentModeration] decisions and about how human moderators are trained."
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I've seen people speculating which senator from their state would see the Barbie movie and which would see Oppenheimer.
Naturally, I'll see both, since I handle the work of two Senate offices and a House office on behalf of nearly 700K DC residents.
Last week, @CenDemTech & @ACLU have provided comments to the Meta @OversightBoard on three cases in which users appealed to restore their posts related to abortion in the United States.
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As I sit on the tarmac in JFK (diverted from DC) I’m reminded how much of a mess the blue checkmark fiasco is for people trying to get information about real-time events. Apparently air traffic control caught on fire (???) but also that totally seems like something bots would say
📢 MUST READ: A year has passed since the Supreme Court overturned #RoevWade. On the eve of this anniversary, @CenDemTech CEO @AlexReeveGivens penned a @techpolicypress piece accessing the urgent fight for reproductive privacy in #Dobbs decision's wake.
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In OT 2023, SCOTUS will take up Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, in which the petitioners, a group of herring fishers, ask the Court to overturn Chevron v. NRDC, the 1984 decision that requires courts to defer to executive agencies when statutes are ambiguous.