Section 230 immunity protected Twitter from claims it aided and abetted defamation

Twitter enjoyed Section 230 immunity for aiding and abetting defamation because plaintiffs' claims on that point did not transform Twitter into a party that created . . .

Restraining order entered against website that encouraged contacting children of plaintiff’s employees

California Supreme Court rejects Yelp takedown injunction

The Supreme Court of California ruled that Yelp could not be ordered to remove defamatory reviews from its website because federal law immunized it from . . .

Section 230 protected Google in lawsuit over blog post

Google and YouTube protected by Section 230

Reports to advertisers about website content were protected speech

Quora gets Section 230 victory in the Tenth Circuit

Yelp not liable for allegedly defamatory customer reviews

Donald Trump wins smackdown victory in defamation and tortious interference lawsuit over domain name dispute

Newspaper not liable for alleged defamatory letter to editor published online