Victory of Donald Trump in the US Presidential election and the potential implications for the tech industry
US Supreme Court hears cases that for first time question key law that protects internet firms from liability for content…
Federal appeals court pauses Texas social media law’s enforcement, as case heads to the US Supreme Court for ruling
Notable intervention in Australian libel laws, after High Court overturns ruling against Google, over hyperlink to allegedly defamatory newspaper article
Google ordered to pay Australian politician $515,000, after it allegedly profited from abusive and defamatory YouTube videos
Battle between Texas and social networking giants reaches US Supreme Court, and it could decide future of online content moderation…
Meta sued for billions of dollars for not allegedly removing anti-Rohingya hate speech during 2017 violence in Myanmar (Burma)
Court challenge by NetChoice and the Computer & Communications Industry Association against Florida social networking law
After Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook ban Donald Trump, Florida governor signs bill to prevent political candidates being removed from social…
Ahead of appearance before US hearings on Thursday, Facebook boss suggests 'thoughtful' changes to Section 230 liability protection law
President Trump suspended from both Twitter and Facebook for posts to 'supporters', after mob storm US Capitol building and people…
US President follows through on threat and vetoes major US defence bill over Section 230 protection for social networking firms
President Trump warns that unless Section 230 liability protection for social networking firms is removed, he will veto a major…
Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey face four hours of questioning on Tuesday by US Senate members over content moderation and…
Senate panel probing of tech CEOs highlights party differences, with grandstanding politicians deemed 'petty' by some observers
Missing Mark...CEOs of both Google and Twitter defend law before Senate panel that exempts social networking firms from liability for…
After he leaves hospital, Twitter and Facebook take action against 'Coronavirus misinformation' posts by US President Trump