On the 30th anniversary of Section 230, which protects online platforms from liability for user-generated content, the law faces renewed scrutiny and potential repeal as lawmakers advocate for changes. Former Rep. Dick Gephardt reflects on the law’s origins and argues it is time for reform, citing the unforeseen consequences of social media. In contrast, co-author Sen. Ron Wyden warns that repealing Section 230 could empower elites over marginalized voices. The law remains a contentious topic amid ongoing debates about internet regulation and platform responsibility.
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