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Coalition Letter: OAMA Will Still Break Content Moderation
Today, TechFreedom was joined by a coalition of leading civil society groups and experts in technology and freedom of expression in a coalition letter to...
Kids Online Safety Act Threatens the First Amendment and Minors’ Well-Being
Yesterday, TechFreedom was joined by several leading academic experts in a coalition letter to express concerns about the threats to liberty and minors’ well-being posed...
JCPA would Break Content Moderation and Violate the First Amendment
Yesterday, TechFreedom was joined by leading academic experts in a coalition letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee expressing deep concerns about the Journalism Competition and...
Has Congress really thought through its latest antitrust proposals?
Americans should be able to trust that their members of Congress will consider all the implications of the bills they write. On February 2, we...
If Common Carriage Doesn’t Work for Broadband, Why Should It Work for Social Media?
That’s the question we asked in our letter to the House Energy & Commerce Committee after FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr testified before its Subcommittee on...
Gov. Brown Should Veto California Net Neutrality Bill as Unconstitutional
WASHINGTON D.C. — Today, TechFreedom sent a letter to California Governor Jerry Brown, urging him to veto S.B. 822, legislation recently passed by California lawmakers...