Posted April 8, 2024 Can Government Coerce Removal of Content on Social Media? A case arising out of the government’s influence on social media companies’ enforcement of their content moderation policies received a mixed reception at the U.S. Supreme Court last month. State Legislatures News, Policy, State-Federal, Technology and Communication
Posted March 28, 2024 Supreme Court Defines When Public Officials Can Block Social Media Followers The Supreme Court adopted a two-part test to determine whether a public official’s conduct on social media rises to state action. State Legislatures News, Policy, State-Federal, Technology and Communication
Posted March 26, 2024 First Amendment at Heart of 2 Supreme Court Social Media Cases The Supreme Court will resolve opposing appeals court decisions on whether states can bar social media companies from moderating user content on their platforms. State Legislatures News, Policy, State-Federal, Technology and Communication
Posted February 29, 2024 What States Need to Know as Federal Broadband Program Expands The federal BEAD program, along with other efforts in partnership with policymakers in state, territorial and tribal governments, represents a monumental step toward making high-speed broadband available throughout the U.S. State Legislatures News, Policy, Technology and Communication
Posted February 29, 2024 How State Broadband Offices Are Expanding Internet Access With a multitude of federal broadband funding programs available, states are devising their own approaches to expand access to high-speed internet. State Legislatures News, Policy, Technology and Communication
Posted February 15, 2024 Digital Learning Day Highlights Virtual Teaching Tools and Practices Digital Learning Day, which highlights digital learning tools and teaching practices, falls on Feb. 15 this year. State Legislatures News, Policy, Education, Technology and Communication