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Section 230 Protects Newspaper’s Removal of User Comments–Affleck v. Harvard Crimson

Eric Goldman

In this case, Affleck posted 38 comments on Harvard Crimson articles, using 2 different names (not specified by the court). 2025 WL 330577 (D. Harvard Crimson appeared first on Technology & Marketing Law Blog. Twitter , but he sued then under a nom de plume. Case Citation : Affleck v. The Harvard Crimson, Inc.

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CPPA Proposed Rulemaking Package Part 2 – Automated Decision-Making Technology

Debevoise Data Blog

This closely follows the GDPRs definition of profiling in Article 4(4). Article 11 of the Draft Regulations applies an activity-based analysis for when a covered businesss use of ADMT involving Californian residents (consumers) is subject to the ADMT requirements. What Uses Are Covered?

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Building a Digital Future: Is America Ready for a Federal Digital Bill of Rights?

Richmond Journal of Law and Technology

But could the FDBR be effectively replicated as a federal statute? The topic of adopting a federal digital bill of rights has been a controversial one for over a decade. Additionally, states and the federal government are already taking incremental steps toward protection in the digital age without a federal digital bill of rights.