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On October 4 the U.S. Supreme Court announced it would hear a case with enormous implications for the federal content immunity accorded social media platforms.
In the run-up to tomorrow’s Jan 6 House Committee hearing examining ties between Donald Trump and domestic extremist groups
CSW’s lawsuit was launched following an advocacy campaign urging Google CEO Sundar Pichai to remove Telegram from the Google Play Store
CSW’s VP for Content Moderation, Eric Feinberg, and his research are part of this Inside Edition
On the one year anniversary of the attack on the Capitol, CSW condemned Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and TELEGRAM for their failure
CSW sent a letter to the House Energy & Commerce Committee supporting its pending legislation
CSW has issued the following press release calling on social media companies
The Coalition for a Safer Web (CSW) (www.coalitionsw.org) lauds the courage of Frances Haugen
CSW has been providing the WashPost, the US Capitol Police, the DC Metropolitan Police
CSW detailing how QAnon conspirators have been mining the Mike Lindell
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