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This month on our podcast in her shoes, we talked to designer Mara Hoffman.

Hoffman was just awarded CFDA's environmental sustainability award and also

released her first dress made entirely from recycled fabric. We hope you'll

join us for this month's series sponsored by evening. know it depends on a couple of sentences. It's section 230 subsection C of the

Communications Decency Act of 1996 and tech companies and internet freedom activists say,

without the rights prescribed in those sentences,

the platforms we use every day,

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Reddit,

they wouldn't have existed.

That may sound extreme, but defenders of the law have had to make a strong argument for keeping it the way it is.

That's because over the last few years section 230 has come under attack from both sides of the aisle

Section 230 should be revoked immediately should be revoked number one for

Zuckerberg and other platforms. That's a pretty foundational law of the modern

That's right.

Exactly right.

And it should be revoked.

One of the things we may do, Bill, it's just removed or totally change 2.30.

What I think we can say is we're going to regulate it.

It's a provision and we're going to regulate it. It's a provision and we're going to regulate it.

Most recently attorney general William Barr sent his own proposal to Congress about

how to change the law and Sarah Morrison a reporter here at Rico is here to talk about it. And Sarah Morrison, a reporter here at RICO, is here to talk about it.

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