Facebook Google Twitter Ceos Prepared Statements Defend Section 230 On wednesday, october 28, the senate committee on commerce, science and technology virtually brought together the ceos of facebook, twitter, and google for a lengthy hearing on social media content moderation. the hearing centered around amending section 230 of the communication decency act (cda). The ceos of facebook, google and twitter will face lawmakers once again on wednesday — this time to defend the legal liability shield that underpins their business models.
Tech Hearing Live Updates Facebook Google Twitter Ceos Testify Over Democrats have targeted section 230, saying facebook, twitter, google and other companies aren't doing enough to curb the spread of misinformation and hate speech. multiple democrats. The ceos of facebook, google and twitter will face lawmakers once again on wednesday — this time to defend the legal liability shield that underpins their business models. The ceos of facebook, google and twitter testified before senate commerce committee to defend a liability shield known as "section 230.". On wednesday, the senate commerce committee is set to grill the ceos of facebook (fb), google (goog) and twitter (twtr) amid right wing cries of partisanship and threats to change a critical law,.
Watch Live Facebook Google And Twitter Ceos Testify On Section 230 The ceos of facebook, google and twitter testified before senate commerce committee to defend a liability shield known as "section 230.". On wednesday, the senate commerce committee is set to grill the ceos of facebook (fb), google (goog) and twitter (twtr) amid right wing cries of partisanship and threats to change a critical law,. A senate committee on wednesday questioned the ceos of facebook, google, and twitter about section 230, a law that protects internet services from being held liable for what their. During a us senate commerce committee hearing, ceos of google, facebook, and twitter defended a law that shields them from liability for questionable content on their platforms. The ceos of facebook, google and twitter will face lawmakers once again on wednesday — this time to defend the legal liability shield that underpins their business models. The heads of google, facebook, and twitter will be forced to defend section 230 to the u.s. senate on wednesday.
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