Section 230

  1. DefamationSection 230

    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 . . .

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  2. DefamationSection 230

    Section 230 protected Google in lawsuit over blog post

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  3. Section 230Social Media

    Ninth Circuit upholds decision in favor of Twitter in terrorism case

    Tamara Fields and Heather Creach, representing the estates of their late husbands and joined by Creach’s two minor children, sued Twitter, Inc. Plaintiffs alleged that . . .

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  4. Section 230

    Anti-malware provider immune under CDA for calling competitor’s product a security threat

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  5. LitigationSection 230

    Google can, at least for now, disregard Canadian court order requiring deindexing worldwide

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  6. Section 230

    YouTube not liable for aiding ISIS in Paris attack

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  7. DefamationSection 230

    Google and YouTube protected by Section 230

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  8. DefamationSection 230

    Quora gets Section 230 victory in the Tenth Circuit

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  9. DefamationSection 230

    Yelp not liable for allegedly defamatory customer reviews

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  10. Section 230Social Media

    Twitter avoids liability in terrorism lawsuit

    Update 1/31/2018: The Ninth Circuit upheld the court's decision discussed below. The families of two U.S. contractors killed in Jordan sued Twitter, accusing the platform . . .

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