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March 8th, 2009

US – Dialogue: the future of online obscenity and social networks

US – Dialogue: the future of online obscenity and social networks: “(Ars Technica)
Is it time to revisit and tweak a critical portion of the Communications Decency Act (CDA)? Adam Thierer, Director of the Progress and Freedom Foundation’s Center for Digital Media Freedom, and John Palfrey, Harvard law professor and Vice Dean, debate whether ISPs and social networking sites should be more liable for the things their users post.”

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