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Ultimately there are two real ways to deal with it without nuking the internet until it glows under a pile of radioactive lawsuits. 1. You create a law that designates 5 basic categories of media. If you have more than a 30% market share of any of those categories, you are effectively a...

1) Due to existing case law, it is remarkably hard to sue journalists and win at least for slander or defamation. But those protections are almost entirely predicated on it being news or a claim of journalism, and even there if you step outside those protections you can end up in it deep. 2)...

Unfortunately, if you give Terms of Service the force of contract law, it will be binding on both. No Contract is only binding on one party, and there are certain civil legal principles that can't be put aside without massively rewritting the underlying legislature and binning about a hundred...

Ultimately any changes to 230 is going to have to maintain the viability of at least the basic business model that is ad supported content generation. Even if you could count on a subscription model once you build a fanbase, it won't support the whole ecosystem. And unfortunately along with...