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Google has been ordered to pay a Quebec man $500,000 in moral damages for not removing a link in its search engine to an article wrongly alleging he was convicted of a sexual offence. However, it was the judge’s refusal to agree that Google is a mere neutral messenger of information that may be of

Google has been ordered to pay a Quebec man $500,000 in moral damages for not removing a link in its search engine to an article wrongly alleging he was convicted of a sexual offence. However, it was the judge's refusal to agree that Google is a mere neutral messenger of information that may be of

As the U.S. spins its wheels on online safety, a survey by the Toronto Metropolitan University suggests Canadians want the government regulate social media platforms

If Tucker Carlson got a quarter of his Fox News audience to subscribe to him, that’d be 750,000 subscribers. That would gross $36 million.

U.S. law protects AI Chatbots against defamation issues. However, the supreme court will have to look into the law and decide

The "prominent businessman" in the case was granted anonymity throughout the proceedings, writes Ars Technica. He was once at the "pinnacle of the commercial real-estate brokerage world"...

If passed, the proposed law would also require internet service providers to block websites that discuss access to abortion.

It is unusual for a clause in an act of Congress to develop a cult following, but Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act has. The clause explicitly says that the internet should not be treated like print or broadcast media, which means internet platforms do not bear any liability for third-party content. This ...

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For years, Chris Sheehan has encouraged his social studies students at Twinfield Union School to enter Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-Vt.) annual State of the Union...