New California law likely to set off fight over social media moderation
The law faces challenges from the tech industry, which also opposes laws in Republican-led states regulating content policing policies
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a controversial bill into law that aims to force greater transparency of social media companies, setting up a potential battle over whether such measures violate free-speech protections.
After Two-Year Fight, Governor Newsom Signs Landmark Social Media Transparency Bill
New Law Will Require Social Media Companies to Pull Back the Curtain and Publicly Disclose Content Moderation Policies, Enable Greater Public Accountability for Social Media Platforms that Promote Hate Speech, Disinformation, and Conspiracy Theories
State Legislature Approves Bill to Better Address Sexual Violence and Harassment on College Campuses
After Two-Year Fight, State Legislature Approves Major Social Media Transparency Bill
Assembly Bill (AB) 587 Would Address Online Hate and Disinformation, Require Transparency and Accountability from Big Tech
California Legislature Approves Bill to Extend and Strengthen California’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program
Bipartisan Legislation Approved Amid Escalation in Hate-Motivated Violence and Calls for More State Resources
