Sentence examples for libelous content from inspiring English sources

These include: requiring platforms to identify inauthentic and automated accounts; holding platforms legally accountable if they fail to quickly take down libelous content (as is the case for copyright infringement); and mandating that platforms publicly disclose the source of funding for political advertising, just as television, radio and print media do.

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Google cannot be sued for showing false or libelous content to people who search for it.

Given the libelous content, I can all but guarantee that JuicyCampus will be sued -- and sued quite often.

If messaging is being automatically distributed as targeted advertising, how can the brand be assured that they are not in fact financing pornography, harassing and libelous content, or piracy?

Section 230 is invoked when Craigslist sellers kill buyers, when Airbnb guests trash homes, when eBay users sell forged autographs or when online users post libelous or illegal content.

Don't post links to libelous, defamatory, or harassing content.

You may distribute, or otherwise disembody through the product any content which is libelous, defamatory, obscene, threatening, invasive of privacy or publicity rights, abusive, illegal, or otherwise objectionable, or which may constitute or encourage a criminal offense, violate the rights of any party or otherwise give rise to liability or violate any law.

Cornell University Library reserves the right to refuse for deposit content that is libelous, an invasion of privacy, or that does not reflect the nature of the Collection to which the work was submitted.

Cornell University Library reserves the right to withdraw content that is libelous, an invasion of privacy, or that does not reflect the nature of the Collection to which the work was submitted.

He said the dossier falsely claimed that his companies, Webzilla and XBT Holding, had aided the Russian hacking of the D.N.C. (Steele's lawyers have said that the dossier's publication was unforeseen, so he shouldn't be held responsible. BuzzFeed has argued that the content was not libelous).