The Supreme Court has upheld a Texas law aimed at blocking children under 18 from seeing online pornography by verifying ...

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court weighed into a decade-old battle Monday between tech firms Google and Oracle, finding the search giant was allowed to use thousands of lines of code to build the ...

Supreme Court showdown for Google, Twitter and the social media world At the center of two cases to be argued over two days is Section 230, which provides tech companies a legal shield over what ...

Why Google is at the Supreme Court The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Feb. 21 in a case about whether internet platforms may be liable for targeted recommendations, such as when YouTube ...

The Supreme Court has handed Google a win in a decade-old case in software development, holding that the technology giant did not commit copyright infringement against Oracle when it copied ...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-2 for Google in a case in which tech giant Oracle accused it of illegally copying its code. The decision is the culmination of a decade-long legal battle between the ...

Google, Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan asked whether Congress should resolve tech companies’ liability concerns. (Video: Supremecourt.gov) Read our live updates and analysis from the Gonzalez v.

Supreme Court rules for Google, Twitter on terror-related content The justices sidestepped requests to limit Section 230, a law protecting social media platforms from lawsuits Updated May 18, 2023 ...

The Supreme Court opted to leave the federal liability shield known as Section 230 in a pair of closely-scrutinized decisions on Thursday, handing a notable victory to Big Tech firms that rely on ...

If the court rules that YouTube recommendations can’t be shielded from legal liability, “section 230 would be a dead letter,” Google argued in a court filing to the Supreme Court.

A ruling by the Supreme Court against Google will likely leave internet companies — from social media platforms to travel websites to online marketplaces — scrambling to reconfigure their ...

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Oracle v. Google, a landmark case that considers whether application-programming interfaces can be protected by copyright. We first ...