New York S04561 prohibits interactive computer service providers from knowingly or negligently promoting content that is dangerous or injurious to.
New York S04561 amends the general business law to add a new section that prevents interactive computer service providers from knowingly or negligently promoting content that is dangerous or injurious to minors. The bill defines "interactive computer service providers" as those operating in New York for profit, who disseminate public content generated by third parties. It also defines "minor" as any person under the age of eighteen in New York.
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