Recent Developments in CDA Section 230

The Future of Immunity for Social Media

Speakers

Moderators

Krista Lee Baughman Dhillon Law Group	Christopher Wiener Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass

For decades, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act has shielded social media companies from civil liability for content posted on their platforms. Recently, immunity has been tested by litigants exploring the boundaries of the protection and by state laws seeking to restrict content moderation efforts or impose regulation. This CLE will cover these recent developments and their potentially profound effects on social media platforms and other content hosts.

Topics

• Background on immunities social media platforms have historically enjoyed
• Recent developments/cases affecting immunities
  • Social media use for minors
  • State laws governing content moderation
  • IP restrictions and the intersection with CDA 230
• What’s next: is a reduction in immunities likely, and what would it mean for platforms?

Section Chair
Lyndsey C. Heaton, Sideman & Bancroft

Event Code: G243103
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