Are Internet companies legally bound to permit or limit peoples freedom of speech?
December 24, 2009 // Posted in Politics
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Comments (4)
I think the antics of Yahoo certainly prove that they THINK they are.
Or, could all this be attributed to their new business ventures in China?
hmmmm…….
They are as is any company who wishes to do business in a country that has laws that limit them.
just gives ya a great big urge to go shopping at Walmart doesn’t it?
Did you think “free trade” meant the companies had to abide by our Constitution in another country? Sorry, maybe in the next dream world.
They have no obligation to uphold your freedom of speech if they feel your speech is inappropriate for their site, once you agree to something called “Terms and Conditions”.
No, they aren’t legally bound to meet any standard of freedom of speech. If it’s privately owned, they can set their own standards for their own site.
Hey Bugged, ‘ Have not seen you around much lately. Are you suffering from the “Jailed / Suspensions”, also?
I asked this question last week, and it was promptly deleted. Glad you got it through.
I am not a “Constitutional Attorney”, but I would enjoy receiving an answer from a ‘qualified legal professional’.
Let us all know if you receive an intelligent answer.