Eric Goldman spoke to The Atlantic, MSN News, and EQ International about how the law views the responsibility of companies like Amazon for the products they sell. He also was quoted in American Press Institute and Poynter about Facebook’s new strategy to incorporate ephemeral content; in Freedom to Tinker about how to choose the right remedies for content violations; in Television News Daily about the negative implications of a libel suit against online monitoring company DoubleVerify; and in MarketWatch about how Care.com’s decision to increase screening procedures of caregivers is indicative of how internet-content laws work.
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