Are they in California, where their headquarters are? Wherever the end user access them? Where the content in question was created? some mysterious space known as "the Internet"?ĪFAIK, there is no direct case law on this. But, I think an important factor here is "Where is Google?". Pruneyard upheld a California law, so it wouldn't apply, for instance, here in Washington state.
She compares it to a mall, which I find interesting in light of Pruneyard Shopping Ctr. I first came across this here, and the subject of Google/YouTube being a private company comes up, and PragerU CEO Marissa Streit points out that yes, they are, but Google themselves claim to be a public forum. Of the videos listed here, I've watched about a third, and while some I disagree with, I fail to find any obscene, illegal, or excessively controversial. They contend that YouTube is illegally censoring them by putting the videos into restricted mode, where they are unavailable in places like libraries and schools.
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