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Europe Doesn’t Know What to Do with Google Antitrust “Concerns”
Today, the European Union announced the “preliminary conclusions” of its antitrust investigation into Google, forbearing from filing an “official” complaint and giving the company an opportunity to...
Marcus and Szoka Letter to Editor in 5/17/2012 Wall Street Journal
Constitution Says a Census Count, Not an Interrogation Your editorial “ The GOP’s Census Takers ” (May 12) rightly celebrates the importance of statistical information...
Today’s Approval of PCLOB Nominations a Long-Overdue Victory for Privacy and the Rule of Law
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved five nominations to the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) today. The following statement can be attributed to Berin...
Toward a Greater Understanding of Internet Activism through Public Choice, Economics
In the lead essay for the “Cato Unbound” symposium this month, I analyze recent political movements that have been aided by Internet-based communication by positing...
Join TechFreedom at the Tech Policy Summit June 6-7 in Napa
You’re invited to join TechFreedom at the sixth annual Tech Policy Summit , taking place June 6-7, 2012 at the Silverado Resort in Napa Valley....
Free Market Coalition: Amend CISPA to Preserve Freedom, Prevent Gov’t Overreach
The House of Representatives is expected to vote next week on the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011 (“ CISPA ”). TechFreedom and...