Arguments and Issues On Appeal
Plaintiffs appeals the district court's dismissal of their claims for negligence and gross negligence arguing:
- That § 230(c)(1) of the CDA is inapplicable here because their claims do not implicate MySpace as a 'published' protected by the Act
- That MySpace was partially responsible for creating the content of the information that was exchanged between Julie and Solis.
- That § 230(c)(2) does not immunize MySpace's failure to take reasonable steps to ensure minor's safety
- The court should apply the law of premises liability germane to owners of real property to publishers and Internt service providers operating in the virtual world of cyberspace.
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