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Social media not liable for Buffalo shooting - Courthouse News Service MANHATTAN — A New York appeals court ruled that social media companies including Meta, YouTube, Discord, 4chan, Twitch and Reddit cannot be sued for promoting rhetoric that influenced the 2022 Buffalo mass shooter The plaintiffs sued on a theory that these companies are product designers, and not publishers of First Amendment-protected speech, but the argument failed because even this
Buffalo shooting suits halted against social media companies A divided state appellate court on Friday ruled that social media companies cannot be held liable for the online radicalization of the racist mass shooter who killed 10 Black people in a Buffalo
Court shields Facebook, others from Buffalo massacre suits A New York appeals court ruled that social media companies including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Reddit cannot be held liable for the 2022 Buffalo supermarket shooting The court found that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act shields platforms from legal responsibility for user-generated content, even when violent crimes are
No Accountability in the Feed: Social Media Giants Shielded from . . . A sharply split New York state appeals court has ruled that major social media platforms won’t be held responsible for their role in the radicalization of Payton Gendron—the white supremacist who carried out the deadly 2022 mass shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo Ten Black individuals lost their lives in that racist attack But … No Accountability in the Feed: Social Media Giants
Social Media Cos. Score Toss Of 2022 Mass Shooting Suit A divided New York state appeals court on Friday dismissed a lawsuit that sought to hold Meta, Google and other social media companies liable for a fatal 2022 mass shooting that targeted Black