In the Digital Age, media and communications lawyers must stay ahead of emerging legal developments in areas such as the First Amendment, newsgathering, reporter's privilege, privacy, intellectual property, AI, access, international media law, and more. An expert faculty of law firm practitioners, in-house counsel, academics, and journalists will provide the comprehensive information needed to navigate this dynamic field.
On November 13, partner Ambika Kumar will join the panel "Section 230 and Digital Media." After completing this session, participants will be able to answer the following questions:
- Defense or immunity: Has the Ninth Circuit's TikTok/Meta decision breathed new life into this age-old Section 230 question?
- Are social media addiction lawsuits rewriting the rules on Section 230 liability – and possibly changing general tort law principles as well?
- How are the AI companies faring in deploying Section 230 as a defense?
- After Moody v. NetChoice, how are courts addressing facial constitutional challenges to state laws?
- Will the repeal effort represented by the Sunset Section 230 Act gain traction in Congress, create momentum for "replace - don't repeal" statutory reforms – or peter out?