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It's not _just_ linking. You can still "just link." You'd have to link AND display the eligible content. "..., display, or present that eligible digital journa
by jasonlotito 3y ago
It's not _just_ linking. You can still "just link." You'd have to link AND display the eligible content.
"..., display, or present that eligible digital journalism provider’s news articles, works of journalism, or other content, or portions thereof, and that the covered platform has displayed or presented to California residents."
The key here being the final piece, which is part of it. That the platform links to and displays the eligible work (news articles, works of journalism, or other content, or portions thereof).
- falcolas 3y agoThat's not how I read it. The "and" is attaching a caveat that the (link|headline|content) has been shown to someone from California; it's restricting the scope of the law to California. In other words, they type of content is collected using "or", and the scope restriction is the "and".