Under the Communications Decency Act,an Internet service provider is strictly liable for hosting a blog containing false statements of a customer's personal experience at a well-known restaurant.

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The Communications Decency Act provides immunity to internet service providers from liability for third-party content, including false statements posted on a blog by a customer about a restaurant. As long as the ISP does not personally create the content, they cannot be held strictly liable for it.

Under the Communications Decency Act,an Internet Service Provider Is Strictly