Section 230

  1. Section 230Social Media

    Immunity denied for website that failed to warn of dangerous activity

    Jane Doe sued Internet Brands, the owner of the website Model Mayhem, for negligence after she was lured into a trap by two criminals who . . .

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  2. PrivacySection 230

    Facebook’s Terms of Service protect it from liability for offensive fake account

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  3. Section 230

    Communications Decency Act shields Backpage from liability for violation of federal sex trafficking law

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  4. Section 230

    Website operator was too involved with development of content to be immune under Section 230

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  5. DefamationSection 230

    Newspaper not liable for alleged defamatory letter to editor published online

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  6. Computer CrimeSection 230

    Washington Supreme Court keeps victims’ lawsuit against Backpage.com moving forward

    Plaintiffs - three minor girls - alleged that they were subjected to multiple instances of rape by adults who contacted them through advertisements posted on . . .

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  7. Section 230

    Third Circuit upholds Communications Decency Act immunity for Google, Yahoo and others

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  8. DefamationPrivacy

    When is it okay to use social media to make fun of people?

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  9. Section 230

    No Section 230 immunity for healthcare software provider

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  10. DefamationSection 230

    Sixth Circuit holds thedirty.com entitled to Section 230 immunity

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