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every private party is generally free to choose what speech it will relay This is generally true, but not always; in particular, companies with monopolistic po
by cperciva 9y ago
every private party is generally free to choose what speech it will relay
This is generally true, but not always; in particular, companies with monopolistic power forfeit some of their autonomy. I'm sure that wouldn't apply in this case, but it might kick in if Google banned this website from its search results, for example.