Legal & Policy

Another California Court Has Now Broken Media Advertising, So The Copia Institute Asked Another California Appeals Court To Fix It

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A California superior court has allowed a lawsuit against Google to proceed based on age discrimination claims under California’s Unruh Act for not serving certain ads to users. This decision, similar to the problematic "Liapes v. Facebook" ruling, threatens to undermine Section 230 protections and could disrupt the advertising-supported media ecosystem by imposing anti-discrimination laws on ad targeting practices.

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