Bill > S2228

This bill, known as the "Disincentivizing Internet Service Censorship of Online Users and Restrictions on Speech and Expression Act" or the "DISCOURSE Act," proposes to amend Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934. The key provisions include: (1) making a provider of an interactive computer service with a dominant market share liable as an "information content provider" if they engage in certain content moderation activities or use targeted algorithmic amplification; (2) clarifying the categories of objectionable material that a provider can restrict; (3) creating a religious liberty exception to the civil liability protections; (4) requiring providers to publicly disclose their content management mechanisms and practices; and (5) clarifying that the immunity provided by Section 230 is an affirmative defense that the provider must prove.

Transportation and Infrastructure

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