The regulation we seek should not attempt to limit constitutionally protected free speech, but it must hold platforms accountable when they are used to incite violence and hatred--or as in the case of the Covid pandemic--spread misinformation that costs thousands of lives.
Mike Doyle: “The regulation we seek should not attempt to limit constitutionally protected free speech, but it must hold platforms…”
On the recordMarch 24, 2021
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Doyle calls for accountability of platforms for spreading harmful misinformation.
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