Publishers vs.  Platforms Doesn't Exist In The Law - CDA Sec. 230 Myths and Other BS - Jody Bruchon
Channel: Jody Bruchon
Date: 15/09/2019

A lot of myths are circulating about "platforms becoming publishers when they censor people." CDA Section 230 doesn't make a publisher/platform distinction. The SCOTUS case about Trump's tweets doesn't make all of Twitter a free speech free-for-all. Read the laws and decisions before you spout off about them. I'd love it if big platforms like Facebook weren't allowed to censor due to the amount of market share they have consumed, but it hurts your cause when you argue that the law already provides for this when it doesn't.

Read Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/230

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