The Supreme Court puzzles over social-media regulations

The Supreme Court social media cases center on Texas and Florida laws that aim to prevent platforms like Facebook, TikTok and others from censoring users based on their viewpoints.

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National108 articles from 61 sources across the spectrum· Updated Feb 28, 2024

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14 viewpoints
The Daily DotLeft· Feb 27, 2024

Supreme Court weighs big tech content moderation policies in hearing today over Florida, Texas social media laws

The WeekLean Left· Feb 27, 2024

Supreme Court wary of state social media regulations

Wyoming Public MediaLean Left· Feb 27, 2024

Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of Texas and Florida social media laws

QuartzLean Left· Feb 27, 2024

What Supreme Court arguments over social media rules said about free speech

Columbia Journalism ReviewLean Left· Feb 27, 2024

All the social media cases in front of the Supreme Court this term

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22 viewpoints
Ran by 2 outlets· Digital Journal, France 24
Digital JournalCenter· Feb 28, 2024

US Supreme Court hears challenges to social media laws

France 24Center· Feb 26, 2024

US Supreme Court hears challenges to social media laws

The EconomistCenter· Feb 28, 2024

The Supreme Court puzzles over social-media regulations

Ran by 1 outlet· Deseret News
Deseret NewsCenter· Feb 27, 2024

These two Supreme Court cases might impact states’ ability to regulate social media

Deseret NewsCenter· Feb 27, 2024

These two Supreme Court cases might impact states’ ability to regulate social media

Ran by 3 outlets across the spectrum· KTVZ Bend, KVIA El Paso
KTVZ BendCenter· Feb 27, 2024

Takeaways from the Supreme Court’s arguments on Texas and Florida’s social media laws and the First Amendment

KVIA El PasoCenter· Feb 27, 2024

Takeaways from the Supreme Court’s arguments on Texas and Florida’s social media laws and the First Amendment

KTVZ BendCenter· Feb 27, 2024

Takeaways from the Supreme Court’s arguments on Texas and Florida’s social media laws and the First Amendment

KTVU San FranciscoCenter· Feb 27, 2024

Supreme Court's social media decision for Texas and Florida will have national impact

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10 viewpoints
ReasonLean Right· Feb 28, 2024

Supreme Court looks poised to gut restrictive social media laws

ReasonLean Right· Feb 28, 2024

Most justices seem skeptical of the Florida and Texas social media laws

New Hampshire Union LeaderLean Right· Feb 27, 2024

Supreme Court hears social media arguments

FortuneLean Right· Feb 27, 2024

Supreme Court casts doubt on Republican-led states' push to regulate social media platforms as 'protection against the Silicon Valley elites'

ReasonLean Right· Feb 27, 2024

Texas and Florida want the Supreme Court to bless their unconstitutional social media laws

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DeadlineLean Left· Feb 26, 2024

Supreme Court Considers Whether Social Media Platforms Can Be Restricted In How They Moderate Their Content

The GuardianLean Left· Feb 26, 2024

US supreme court hears arguments in social media content moderation cases

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