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Fair enough if Tate broke ToS. But the difference is that YouTube, FB etc. present themselves as platforms, avoiding the liability of being seen as a publisher
by heurisko 4y ago
Fair enough if Tate broke ToS.
But the difference is that YouTube, FB etc. present themselves as platforms, avoiding the liability of being seen as a publisher.
If they start making value judgements on certain content, then they can't claim they act as a neutral platform, and as such should be held liable for other content.
https://review.gale.com/2021/01/13/platform-or-publisher/ https://review.gale.com/2021/01/13/platform-or-publisher/
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