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Media & Information · Censorship & suppression

Competing accounts of whether major platforms function as de facto public-square censors—including via government outreach—versus private moderators enforcing house rules without becoming state actors.

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Involved

  • event

    Big-Tech Censorship Forum (DOJ Antitrust Division)

  • concept

    content moderation

  • document

    Digital Services Act

  • organization

    European Commission

  • government agency

    Federal Trade Commission

  • organization

    Google / YouTube

  • document

    Google leaks (Vorhies book)

  • document

    Manhattan Community Access Corp. v. Halleck

  • person

    Mark Zuckerberg

  • organization

    Meta Platforms

  • document

    Reed v. Town of Gilbert

  • concept

    state action doctrine (platforms)

  • organization

    Subcommittee on Communications and Technology

  • organization

    Supreme Court of the United States

  • government agency

    U.S. Department of Justice

  • government agency

    U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability

  • government agency

    U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee

  • organization

    U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee

  • organization

    X (Twitter)

  • person

    Zach Vorhies

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