Technology
Nov. 15, 2023
X Corp asks judge to enjoin social media moderation law
X Corp. says the state law discriminates by “content and viewpoint.” The state says companies should have “nothing to hide.”
SACRAMENTO — An attorney for X Corp. and a federal judge clashed in court over the question of what California’s social media content moderation law demands.
“At first blush the law at issue may seem like an innocuous transparency measure,” attorney Joel Kurtzberg told Senior U.S. District Judge William B. Shubb at the outset of a hearing Monday over the company’s bid to enjoin AB 587. But actually, Kurtzberg argued, the law discriminates ...
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