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"Does the U.S. Constitution obligate Big Tech to protect the free speech rights of its users? As the Supreme Court prepares to hear the companion NetChoice cases and determine whether Section 230 immunities protect Big Tech censorship from state regulations, Professors Honnen and Smith make a compelling case for why U.S. courts should apply the state actor doctrine to dominant social media platforms, especially when jawbones or pressured by the government to censor or shadow aban speech." -- Back cover.