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Facebook, Twitter and Google could get fined for banning candidates under new Florida law

Facebook, Twitter and Google could get fined for banning candidates under new Florida law CNET 1 hr ago Queenie Wong © Provided by CNET A new Florida law takes aim at Google, Facebook and Twitter. César Salza/CNET Large tech companies such as Facebook , Twitter and Google could get slapped with fines if they bar political candidates in Florida from their platforms, under a new law signed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday. The law came after Facebook, Twitter and Google-owned YouTube took the unprecedented step of booting then-President Donald Trump from their platforms out of concerns that his remarks could incite more violence after the deadly riots on Capitol Hill in January. These companies have long pushed back against allegations that they censor conservative speech, but criticism has increased after Trump was barred from multiple platforms.

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Florida governor signs ban on deplatforming by tech companies

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed a law that penalizes social media companies when they ban political candidates.

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Florida hits Big Tech with a first-of-its-kind deplatforming law

Florida hits Big Tech with a first-of-its-kind deplatforming law David Ingram © Provided by NBC News Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed a law that gives the state the power to penalize social media companies when they ban political candidates, escalating a fight between the tech industry and Republicans such as DeSantis and former President Donald Trump. Popular Searches The law to prohibit deplatforming is the first of its kind in the nation and may be a model for other states to follow, even though one tech business group said the law runs counter to the First Amendment. DeSantis celebrated the law as a blow against Silicon Valley elites who he said were seeking to censor conservative political views.

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DeSantis signs Florida law to punish Twitter, Facebook, YouTube for removing politicians

DeSantis signs Florida law to punish Twitter, Facebook, YouTube for removing politicians
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Patent trolls invade Waco, bombard Austin tech companies with lawsuits

Judge Albright WACO – Pick a day, go online and scope out Judge Alan Albright’s docket – there’s a good chance nothing but patent infringement cases will fill the screen. Albright, a former patent attorney who took the bench in 2018, is the only district judge in the Waco division of the Western District of Texas. And in the three years he s been on the bench, his docket has grown to the point where he is presiding over nearly 20 percent of all infringement suits filed in the U.S. But the city of Austin - also located in the Western District - is ripe with innovators that can be lucrative targets for patent trolls, according to some groups worried that litigation could choke out the blossoming tech hub.

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