The case could be a cautionary tale about a company facing liability for unsavory aspects of a subculture generated by its product.
March 01, 2021 at 02:47 PM
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A federal court case pending in New Jersey looks at whether technology companies are obligated to stem harassment between users of online video games.
The case could be a cautionary tale about a company facing liability for unsavory aspects of a subculture generated by its product.
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