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. A pared-down version of the amendment found its way into the 1996 bill—which included the still-controversial Section 230.
But Berman and others have a secret weapon: the House of Representatives. "There's a generational difference between the House and Senate," says Berman. "They understand the technology and they're not afraid of it.
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