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“Big Tech Accountability Platform” Fails to Account for First Amendment
The House GOP’s “Big Tech Accountability Platform” is equal parts confused and hypocritical. While claiming to protect “lawful” speech from “censorship,” the GOP proposals decide...
Court Enjoins Florida Social Media Law as Unconstitutional in NetChoice v. Moody
Last night, a federal judge barred enforcement of a Florida law that aimed to force social media sites to host speech they found objectionable. S.B....
Senate’s BRIDGE Act: Another Expensive Bridge Across an Unmapped Digital Divide
This week, three Senators introduced the “Broadband Reform and Investment to Drive Growth in the Economy Act of 2021.” The “BRIDGE Act” is the latest...
TechFreedom Supports Legal Challenge of Florida Online Speech Regulation
Today, TechFreedom filed an amicus brief, in a Florida federal trial court, in support of two trade associations’ lawsuit challenging SB 7072, Florida’s new social...
TechFreedom Joins Amicus Brief Urging SCOTUS to Scrutinize Border Smartphone Searches
Today, TechFreedom joined an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to review an important case on the Fourth Amendment and border searches of digital devices....
Florida Bill Shows Why Social-Media Speech Regulations Violate First Amendment
Today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law a social-media speech regulation that is doomed to fail in court. The new law requires large platforms...