Law Week Colorado is an underrated member of the local media team, especially when it covers the General Assembly. This week the 20-year old Denver publication gave a good hard look at Sen. Kerry Donovan’s bill that aims to regulate social media platforms.
The piece leans on analysis from media law guru Steve Zansberg, DU’s Derigan Silver, and a tech law expert at CU in a discussion about, well, how far over the constitutional line Donovan’s bill – SB 132 – might be. It also gets into a pretty good examination about the underlying issues, like people’s susceptibility to disinformation.
Law Week Colorado is still mostly a print publication, so this particular article is not online (though the outlet’s website has a teaser for it). If you can pick up a copy of the March 22 edition, it’s a good read.
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Enough teasing- what in Donovan’s bill do you, or the writers at Law Week, think is unconstitutional?
The Law Week item online is here
Vincent Carroll is not a fan, according to his Denver Post column.
TechDirt has a few objections, too.