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> companies have liberties too. They have rights to free speech Maybe they shouldn't. Companies are not people, and as such don't have the same moral standing.
by loup-vaillant 10y ago
> companies have liberties too. They have rights to free speech
Maybe they shouldn't. Companies are not people, and as such don't have the same moral standing. Only the people that comprise them do.
- nixos 10y agoBut then the US government would be able to tell the NYT, CNN and NBC what to print and what not to print (No, you may not print that news which embarrasses the President, It's against Regulation 5v). > Only the people that comprise them do. That may work to defend Facebook and Twitter (which allows anyone to post anything, Copyright stays with author, so perhaps it can get away with "safe harbor"). Once the newspaper decides anything (and definitely if it owns the IP), it's now their freedom of speech which is impaired, not the authors.