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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Wilson finds the trial court properly rejected most claims that YouTube is liable for cryptocurrency losses suffered by victims of a scam that hijacked Steve Wozniak's channel and used faked videos of him. While the Communications Decency Act shields interactive computer services like YouTube as publishers, further proceedings are needed to determine if YouTube created its own content by providing verification badges to hijacked YouTube channels, which might put it outside the Act's immunity. Reversed.
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