Top Tweets for #cdasection230

7 months ago

Accountability doesn’t kill the internet, it makes it safer! Creating legal accountability for child sexual abuse material and exploitation would push Big Tech to reform. Take action here! https://t.co/cYVz8Y32Nf #Section230 #CDASection230 #BigTech #EndImmunity #Justice #Accountability #NCOSE #EndExploitation #Survivors

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7 months ago

Tech companies must be responsible for the harms their platforms enable. Urge congress to Sunset Section 230 here.👇 https://t.co/twty5fzcnw #Section230 #CDASection230 #BigTech #EndImmunity #Justice #Accountability #NCOSE #EndExploitation #Survivors

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7 months ago

Sunsetting Section 230 doesn’t mean censoring speech — it means refusing to excuse exploitation, abuse material, and trafficking as “just content.” Learn more. 👇 https://t.co/XZA39DfosV #Section230 #SunsetSection230 #CDASection230 #BigTech #EndImmunity #Justice #Accountability #NCOSE #EndExploitation #Survivors

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7 months ago

Survivors deserve accountability, not legal shields for the companies that enabled their exploitation. We need a system where tech companies face real consequences for real harm. Act now → https://t.co/ihqkXIUXUT #Section230 #CDASection230 #BigTech #EndImmunity #Justice #Accountability #NCOSE #EndExploitation #Survivors

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7 months ago

Why do predators thrive online? Because platforms too often hide behind Section 230 instead of proactively preventing abuse. That must change. Take action here 👇 https://t.co/XZA39DfosV #Section230 #CDASection230 #BigTech #EndImmunity #Justice #Accountability #NCOSE #EndExploitation #Survivors

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🇺🇸Lionel🇺🇸

@LionelMedia

almost 6 years ago

#CDASection230 must be repealed immediately. Instanter. Without hesitation. Social media platforms believe in their heart of hearts that they are above the government. That they are above the statutory and regulatory power of Congress. And why shouldn’t they? They own Congress.

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about 6 years ago

@Pranavmalhotra8 @Slate @FutureTenseNow Agree with the critique, but this too is vital—“On the plus side, it informs a wide audience about issues like surveillance, persuasive design practices, & the spread of misinformation online, which may encourage them to hold big technology companies accountable.” #CDASection230

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over 6 years ago

Given all the recent talk about #CDASection230, I thought I’d re-up my “§230 in four tweets” channeling the brilliance of @ma_franks & @daniellecitron. @yaleisp @YaelEisenstat @oliviersylvain @cagoldberglaw @benjaminwittes @elisadamico @Elibietti @dgolumbia @hypervisible

over 6 years ago

§230 Reform in 4 tweets. ⁦@ma_franks⁩ ⁦@daniellecitron⁩ “Failing to address online abuse does not just inflict economic, physical, & psychological harms on victims—it also jeopardizes their right to free speech. Online abuse silences victims.” https://t.co/FCQrWKbnob

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over 6 years ago

@Illusionofmore Even worse, sovereign immunity is trending. Our new sovereigns—the titans of the internet economy, have their own impenetrable “safe spaces” where they can traffic in harm without legal consequence. We apparently liked the 11th Amendment so much we replicated it in #CDASection230

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over 6 years ago

@GayPatriotTM @cantfakethefunk @RPGuy16 @benshapiro Twitter should lose its #CDASection230 exemption.

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over 6 years ago

@Illusionofmore “It should be the aim of representatives in both parties to address the specific mechanisms by which a law written to motivate “good samaritans” has too often shielded bad ones.” #CDASection230 didn’t create THE internet, it just created the conditions for the one we have.

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almost 7 years ago

“Pelosi's effort put an increased spotlight on the inclusion of liability protections for tech companies in trade deals, & it could make it more difficult for the tech industry to lobby for such protections in the future.” #USMCA #CDASection230 https://t.co/bdiIhbLmaY

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almost 7 years ago

@SachaBaronCohen on #CDASection230: “Social media companies are largely protected from liability for the content their users post—no matter how indecent it is—by §230 of, get ready for it, the Communications Decency Act. Absurd!” @cagoldberglaw @daniellecitron @dgolumbia

Sacha Baron Cohen

@SachaBaronCohen

almost 7 years ago

Thank you, @ADL, for your International Leadership Award. My message: if we want to stop hate, we have to regulate Facebook and social media - the greatest propaganda machine in history. My full speech here: https://t.co/WD23rHVLMY

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almost 7 years ago

@NBCNews So Twitter is a #PublisherNotPlatform . Twitter should lose its #CDASection230 exemption.

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almost 7 years ago

@AmericanVotesUS @Twitter are you a Publisher or a Platform? Because if you're censoring and editing the content here, you're a PUBLISHER and are not entitled to your #CDASection230 exemption. #PublisherNotPlatform

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almost 7 years ago

@AmericanVotesUS @FCC @realDonaldTrump @Twitter should lose its #CDASection230 exemption if it's censoring people cuz it's a #PublisherNotPlatform

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almost 7 years ago

@Illusionofmore Are states free to infringe? That territory is already fairly well occupied by tech companies operating under their own form of corporate sovereign immunity. Not sure there’s room left for actual states. Did they seek Silicon Valley’s permission? #CDASection230 #DMCASection512

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almost 7 years ago

@berendvdkolk @Dowellenough They just need to relaunch as an online platform for bottling and then they’ll be freed from the consequences of their actions. #CDASection230 @cagoldberglaw @Illusionofmore

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