A bill that seeks to put social media oversight under the state Public Service Commission’s purview was tabled by the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee this week, bringing an apparent end to the measure.
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A bill that seeks to put social media oversight under the state Public Service Commission’s purview was tabled by the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee this week, bringing an apparent end to the measure.
