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'Who the hell elected you?' U.S. Senate tech hearing becomes political showdown

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4 hours ago, RJRS1301 said:

So just to be clear, you support Murdoch et al writing incorrect information, spreading dissention and encouraging antisocial behaviours, but internet companies are held to a different standard?

  

No Murdoch can be sued in Court for false statements. Big tech can't be sued in Court for false statements they are protected by section 320.

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Susco
Susco

ONLY 65 times you will mean, as I reckon it should have been a multiple of that, given that most of his tweets and posts are lies and conspiracies.

stevenl
stevenl

That's what happens when you spout lies and conspiracies on public platforms. He should use his own. He was lucky many lies went unchallenged, finally Twitter et al have taken their responsibilit

Sujo
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They can restrict the lies and thats what they do.   Stop lying and the posts stay up.

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