Sentence examples for liability for content from inspiring English sources

He chides India and Russia for various restrictive bits of legislation around the liability for content.

The CDA shields interactive computer services like MySpace from liability for content created by third parties.

Ever since they launched, however, speculation has followed over the potential legal liability for content delivered on their platforms.

Traditionally, Facebook's strongest defense has been the Communications Decency Act, a federal law that includes a provision shielding internet companies from liability for content generated by third parties.

This example relates to the issue of liability for content created and/or posted by others discussed in this week's reading.

That shield is Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, a law that Congress passed in 1996 to protect Internet companies from liability for content posted on their sites by other parties.

Those are the laws governing online services hosting user-generated content, which spare them from liability for copyrighted content uploaded by those users, as long as they remove it when notified by the rightsholders.

The image of Internet service providers as "mere conduits" to this space was, in turn, key to forming a political consensus for legal provisions protecting such intermediaries from liability for the content sent or received by others, and freeing them from broadcast-style content regulation.

· Restrictions on directors' civil liability for the content of their reports in annual statements.

The NetzDG underscores the costs of imposing intermediary liability for unlawful content online.

He's right — Twitter claims no ownership of the tweets it hosts and rejects any liability for the content transmitted using its service.