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A vehicle with the Tada logo passes through the Jung district of downtown Seoul on Thursday. On Thursday, the Supreme Court upheld the lower courts’ acquittal verdict, dismissing the prosecution’s allegation that Tada Basic’s app van service did not violate the transportation law. [YONHAP] The country’s supreme court found car-sharing app Socar and its former … Read more
[1/5] Visitors take pictures in front of the U.S. Supreme Court, where written opinions are expected to be given today in pending and disputed cases, in Washington, U.S. May 18, 2023 REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque May 18 (Reuters) – The US Supreme Court on Thursday awarded internet and social media companies a pair of victories, leaving them … Read more
The Supreme Court today declined to weaken one of the key laws supporting freedom of expression online and recognized that digital platforms are not usually liable for illegal acts by their users, ensuring that everyone can continue to use those services to speak and organize. . Decisions a González vs. Google AND Twitter versus Taamneh … Read more
An upcoming Supreme Court case may answer one of the internet age’s toughest questions: Should online businesses be held accountable for promoting harmful discourse? The case, Gonzalez v. Google, could disrupt the modern internet economy, sparing no online business. A ruling against Google will likely leave internet companies from social media platforms to travel websites … Read more