A giant thumbs-up button marks the entrance to the Facebook campus, located in Menlo Park, California. Photo: Jason Doiy
Connecticut law school student Cameron Atkinson has sued Facebook, alleging the social media giant censored him by deleting his posts naming the alleged Trump-Ukrainian whistleblower.
November 13, 2019 at 04:08 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Connecticut Law Tribune
The consensus among experts is that a conservative Quinnipiac University Law School student has little chance of beating Facebook in a First Amendment lawsuit he filed Tuesday.
Plus, the lawyer-in-training appears headed for a major lesson in media and constitutional law, according to observers, who say the suit raises broader questions about what constitutes the media in the internet age.
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