The significance of understanding the digital regulation landscapes in the US and Brazil extends beyond merely mapping legal frameworks; it’s about comprehending their profound impact on the economic and social spheres of digital platforms in these countries.
This insight forms the core of the Brazil Institute’s latest report, “Crossroads of Innovation and Liability,” which examines the complexities of internet platform liability laws. The report unveils the approaches both countries adopt by comparing the US‘s Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act with Brazil’s Article 19 of the Legal Internet Framework, which stipulates that content can only be removed under a court order.
