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To: Julius Wong who wrote (193839)	11/20/2022 1:26:45 AM
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<<Elon Musk’s $50 billion trial comes to an end>> Not sure the trials are going to end. Free speech is absolutist now, unless Brussels say it's OK. There is also Tesla and Twitter financial issues. "The self-proclaimed free speech absolutist Musk bought the company and fired half of Twitter’s staff in the past weeks. “There are sound reasons to suggest that the standards applied by Twitter until now, may be weakened, at a time when the fight against election interference, misinformation and hate speech is more important than ever,” wrote Liberal lawmaker Dita Charanzová (Czech) and Sophie in 't Veld (Dutch) in a letter to Metsola on November 8. Lawmakers want Musk to show up in Brussels in person to hear about his plans and remind him of European laws governing technology. Europe has some of the strictest privacy laws in the West. A new law to crack down on illegal content known as the Digital Services Act will also likely apply to Twitter as soon as the summer of 2023. Yet, it remains to be seen how European regulators will be able to hold Musk to account." European Parliament to summon Elon Musk – POLITICO