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AT&T Calls for Section 230 Reforms

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Christopher Stern
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AT&T is urging the Trump administration to modify a critical legal immunity for internet companies that protects them from lawsuits over user-posted content. The immunity, known as Section 230, allows internet companies to display inaccurate information even though the same content might be considered a violation of libel laws if published by a traditional newspaper or magazine. President...

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