Reminder: Just A Few Days Left Before Our '230 Matters' Conversation With Section 230 Authors Ron Wyden & Chris Cox
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Get your tickets for Section 230 Matters before February 23rd »
There are just a few days left until Tuesday, February 23rd, and our Section 230 Matters event, celebrating Section 230, including a discussion with the two coauthors of the law, Chris Cox and Senator Ron Wyden. The event starts at 12:30pm PT. We're using a cool virtual events platform called Remo that will allow for networking/conversation prior to the panel. We'll take audience questions, via a built in system during the discussion, and then have post-panel table discussions.
This will be a fun and interesting event -- and also a way to support Techdirt, helping us to continue our reporting on Section 230 at a moment when it is literally front page news (for all sorts of ridiculous reasons). We look forward to seeing many of you next week!
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Filed Under: 230 matters, chris cox, ron wyden, section 230
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Remind them to mention that far from overturning liability norms, that the intent of 230 was preventing prodigy from creating bad new precedent .
And another round of debunking the "moderation/promotion makes (or should make) you a publisher" lie would not be remiss.
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