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Paul Clement cites the amicus brief by the Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University that argues that social media has benefited a wide diversity of voices, including conser…
Texas law is effort to regulated modern public square
Nielsen makes interesting point at very end about Packingham, state action, and the "public interest"
Core defects in Texas law concern expressive conduct
First Amendment constrains governments, not private entities
Good summary of NetChoice's position re: TX law and state's arguments
Lessig/Teachout/Wu and Texas
Practically, how would pulling out of TX not constitute discrimination against TX users. ACB is skeptical
AG injunctions v. Private Right of Action (ie, what about "Soyboy" case?)
Maybe different layers of the tech stack can be regulated differently, ie, hosting curated speech v. conduit
Why is the US Gov't not defending a law TX characterizes as public accommodations law?
"Hotel California" provision - can the platforms leave Texas?
What happens if you want to exclude terrorism content (eg, pro-ISIS) and not anti-terrorism content (e.g., anti-ISIS)?