> I hope Prager appeals, this could easily reach the SC and potentially be an even more influential case than Marsh. Or as pointed out in the article, probably

> I hope Prager appeals, this could easily reach the SC and potentially be an even more influential case than Marsh. Or as pointed out in the article, probably not: > Appeals court judges were not convinced. They pointed to a Supreme Court case[1] from last year in which plaintiffs unsuccessfully "tested a theory that resembled PragerU's approach, claiming that a private entity becomes a state actor through its 'operation' of the private property as 'a public forum for speech.'" The case involved public access channels on a cable TV system. [1] https://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/manhattan-community-access-corp-v-halleck/ https://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/manhattan-commun...