Whether Section 230(c)(1) of the Communications Decency Act provides broad immunity to online platforms or is limited to traditional editorial functions

QUESTIONS PRESENTED Section 230(c)(1) of Title 47 states that no provider of interactive computer service (such as a website) “shall be treated as the publisher of any information provided by another information content provider [such as a user who posts something on the website].” The questions presented are: (1) Is section 230(c)(1) a limitation on the definition of a publisher under certain other prohibitions, or a broad grant of immunity to covered publishers, and (2) Is “publisher” in section 230(c)(1) limited to the exercise of traditional editorial functions, such as deciding to accept or reject a submission? The same questions are presented in Dyroff v. The Ultimate Software Group, No. 19-__. The petition in Dyroff is being filed simultaneously with the petition in the instant case.