OA753: Gonzalez v. Google: The Case That (Didn't) Break The Internet (feat. Corbin Barthold)

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🗓️ 2 June 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Liz and Andrew break down the recent Supreme Court decisions in Gonzalez v. Google and Twitter v. Taamneh with help from Corbin Barthold.

Notes
Section 230 - 47 U.S.C. § 230
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/230

OA 698
https://openargs.com/oa698-will-clarence-thomas-break-the-internet-probably-not/

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0:00.0	How can I save on energy bills?
0:01.8	What's the bank holiday weather?
0:03.4	Whatever the question, Google helps people in the UK access reliable news,
0:08.0	so it's easy to find quality journalism.
0:10.6	Learn more at g.co-slaosh-supportingnews-us.
0:19.4	I'll have you know, the contents of that dumpster are private.
0:22.4	You stick your nose in, you'll be violating attorney dumpster confidentiality.
0:26.6	You just want to say a word?
0:29.0	Oh.
0:30.1	Hello.
0:34.9	All right, we're done.
0:36.0	You think the language in the Second Amendment is clear enough?
0:38.4	You know about the right to bear arms?
0:39.9	Of course it's clear.
0:40.7	Every American has the right to hang a pair of bear arms on their wall.
0:44.1	How could that possibly be misconstrued?
0:45.8	All right, fantastic thing.
0:47.8	Wait, you know what?
0:48.6	Before we send this to the printer, let's take that abortion thing out.
0:54.7	Oh, come on, I move right hearing on the matter.
0:56.6	What?
0:57.6	You want me to have a special motion on the admissibility of the word asshole?
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