Carr Discusses 'Targeted' CDA S. 230 Changes
National policies on content moderation are “failing,” FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr told a Free State Foundation event Tuesday. There are some targeted reforms to Communications Decency Act Section 230 that would be “an improvement over the status quo,” he said,…
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because illegal content is staying up while political speech is being taken down. Carr said there should be more scrutiny of Section 230(c)(2), which sets a "higher bar" for platforms to take down content. The FCC and FTC have a role in holding platforms accountable to their terms of service, he said.