Restrictions to interstate telemedicine should be permanently removed. Another section 230 reform bill threatens freedom of speech.

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December 17, 2020

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Section 230 Reform Bill Raises First Amendment Concerns ([link removed] )

Legislation that would push radical, popularly disfavored, or simply illegible speech out of the public eye via private proxies raises unavoidable First Amendment concerns.

- Another Section 230 Reform Bill: Dangerous Algorithms Bill Threatens Speech ([link removed] )

By Will Duffield

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Restrictions to Interstate Telemedicine Should Be Permanently Waived ([link removed] )

Interstate telemedicine—in which physicians serve patients in other states—can facilitate access to care for patients with rare medical problems and to those in underserved parts of the country.

- Bring Down Barriers to Interstate Telemedicine ([link removed] )

By Shirley Svorny

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