All right, were about to get the event started. You also much for coming. We are a packed house tonight. Welcome, were really excited to host the event tonight around, this is almost a twopart event for tonight, reading from the contributors of the book and then followed by a Panel Discussion and there will be q and a, all that amazing stuff afterwards but i just wanted to give you a big round of applause and thanks for coming out because its support from Community Members like yourself that independent booksellers can keep growing and continuing to be around. In fact, were opening up a new location in the south street seaport come august 1 id love to see you there. Just a few housekeeping notes for tonight , there will be an audience q and a after the Panel Discussion. Plus a chance to have a book signed so you will see books over here and behind that will move to the stable. For the q a portion we ask that you keep your questions concise and respectful and for the book make sure to p
Hello and welcome. We are excited to host and event around weve been too patient. We will be reading from the contributors and then followed by a Panel Discussion with qanda and all that amazing stuff afterwards, but just want to give you a big round of applause and thanks for coming out because it is important for those like yourself that independent booksellers can keep growing and continue to be around. We are opening up a new location and would love to see you there. A few housekeeping notes for tonight audience qanda right after the Panel Discussion. Then we will move over to his table. For the qanda portion we ask that you keep your questions concise and respectable and for the buck please make sure to pay for them on your way out. We will be open until 10 p. M. Tonight so feel free to add spore. A collection of 25 essays and poems written by and for people with lived experiences of the Mental Health care system in america. From tha the mad pride movemento the Consumer Movement t
Hello and welcome. We are excited to host and event around weve been too patient. We will be reading from the contributors and then followed by a Panel Discussion with qanda and all that amazing stuff afterwards, but just want to give you a big round of applause and thanks for coming out because it is important for those like yourself that independent booksellers can keep growing and continue to be around. We are opening up a new location and would love to see you there. A few housekeeping notes for tonight audience qanda right after the Panel Discussion. Then we will move over to his table. For the qanda portion we ask that you keep your questions concise and respectable and for the buck please make sure to pay for them on your way out. We will be open until 10 p. M. Tonight so feel free to add spore. A collection of 25 essays and poems written by and for people with lived experiences of the Mental Health care system in america. From tha the mad pride movemento the Consumer Movement t
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We have to understand the history of why Congress Passed itliable if they knew or had reason to know of illegal content. Once we had early online compuserve, the courts said, well, if you dont moderate user content, you can receive that protection, if you are like a store like a bookstore. But if you moderated, you are more like a newspaper. In 1996, Congress Passed the Communications Decency act, section 230, which says if you dont moderate or moderate, if you have reason to know, you will have this very broad immunity for content users post. Host go back to 1996. What would the development of the internet look like without section 230 . Guest it would be difficult to have some of the current platforms under their Current Business models. Yelp is a great example. If you didnt have section 230, yelp could be liable for every negative review someone posts, if they dont take it down immediately upon receiving a complaint. How useful would yelp be if they removed everyone every one star r