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Social Media Critics Ignore Rest of Internet

Conservative criticism of social media content moderation is often characterized by misinformation and unfounded allegations

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Conservative Big Tech Campaign Based on Myths and Misunderstanding

By Matthew Feeney. Medium.

Section 230 is not contingent on politically neutral content moderation, is not a subsidy or special privilege, nor does it make a distinction between publishers and platforms.

Social Media Critics Ignore Rest of Internet

Conservative Big Tech Campaign Based on Myths and Misunderstanding

Steve H. Hanke discusses his Universal Calendar on CBS This Morning Saturday

Steve H. Hanke discusses his Universal Calendar on WCBS Radio

Steve H. Hanke discusses his Universal Calendar on WGBH Radio

Why the Government Should Not Regulate Content Moderation of Social Media

Freedom to Trade

Social Media Critics Ignore Rest of Internet

Conservative Big Tech Campaign Based on Myths and Misunderstanding

China‐Style Internet Control Is One of the Worst Ideas for Solving Coronavirus

Hope from Europe on Economic Liberty

A Case against Child Labor Prohibitions

The Economic Gains from Eliminating U.S. Travel Visas

Liberalization or Litigation? Time to Rethink the International Investment Regime

The TPP’s Contribution to Public International Law

Reforming the International Investment Law System

Comments to the Federal Election Commission: In the Matter of Internet Communications Disclaimers and the Definition of “Public Communication”

Berninger v. FCC

Elonis v. United States

Foxes, Hedgehogs, and Regulators

What Agency Improves Rulemaking the Most?

Regulatory Budgets

A Harsh Climate for Trade: How Climate Change Proposals Threaten Global Commerce

Two Views on Global Development: Revive the Invisible Hand or Strengthen a “Society of States”?