From the Editorial Board November 4, 2020 Statement on Facebook Suppression of Intellectual Takeout by Charlemagne CEO Devin Foley By Intellectual Takeout 0 min Charlemagne CEO Devin Foley offers news and insights on the suppression of Intellectual Takeout by Facebook in the days surrounding the 2020 election. Intellectual Takeout
Diogenes71 11/4/2020 - 7:24 PM FB claims to be a platform, but behaves as a publisher. The Difference: a platform should not cannot legally control content. Whereas a publisher can. It is a different beast. Legally. That's why Dorsey last week was skating on very thin ice. 2votes Vote up | Vote Down 0votes Flag
April Rain 11/10/2020 - 9:23 AM Wrong. As Diogenes71 already stated, there is a difference between a "platform" and a "publisher". Platforms cannot legally be held accountable for content their users publish, while publishers can. NY Times is a publisher, and they can be sued for publishing false information (see: Nick Sandmann). The problem is when you have so-called platforms, like Facebook and Twitter, acting as publishers by censoring user's content. 0votes Vote up | Vote Down 0votes Flag