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Preparing for the Supreme Court’s Gonzalez v. Google Oral Arguments

The Gonzalez v Google case at the Supreme Court tomorrow is likely to have a disastrous effect on free speech and the status quo of the internet, as coverage will be dominated by misguided and erroneous opinions which stand in stark contrast to Section 230 experts and advocates of free speech.

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