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  1. Ted Gould (ted@social.gould.cx)'s status on Thursday, 06-Dec-2018 08:38:07 EST Ted Gould Ted Gould

    Fascinating to see how this is going to move through the courts. If the pages are considered public forums, it seems like it would limit social media sites from implementing their own code of conducts as well. Wonder if the ad supported networks would then ban government entities or drop their rules. — https://tracking.feedpress.it/link/16799/10877868

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      Can public officials block users on Facebook? This Texas case could help answer that
      from The Texas Tribune
      The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments Thursday for Deanna Robinson's First Amendment case against the Hunt County Sheriff's Office. At issue is whether the sheriff's office was allowed to block her from its Facebook page.
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