Digital Policy & Regulation

In 2026, multiple U.S. civil suits have named Reddit moderators as defendants, alleging defamation, harassment, or tortious interference tied to moderation actions. While Section 230 often protects platforms, it may not shield individual mods from claims based on their own statements or conduct. This article explains the legal theories, why plaintiffs are targeting mods, and […]

Yes—one jury returned a plaintiff verdict, finding a social media company financially liable for harms tied to its recommendation algorithm. That ruling signals parents may sue when algorithmic feeds allegedly push minors toward self-harm, though appeals and Section 230 defenses still matter. This article explains the verdict, legal theories, and what it means for future […]

The Apple vs. Google app store lawsuit centers on whether up to 30% in-app commission and restrictive rules violate antitrust laws. If courts or regulators force changes, consumers may see more payment options, lower prices, and alternative app stores or sideloading. This article explains the allegations, key legal issues, and what outcomes could mean for […]