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A Cold Shoulder to Cuba is Bad for Tech, Bad for America
WASHINGTON D.C. — Later this month, President Trump is expected to announce a plan to roll back reforms of America’s policy toward Cuba. In 2014,...
#178: Is it time to break up Big Tech?
In a New York Times op-ed, Jonathan Taplin argues that Google, Facebook, and Amazon have become monopolies. With such large market shares in search advertising, social media,...
FCC Should Maintain Consistent Spectrum Rules
WASHINGTON D.C. — Today, a group of 17 tech companies and trade associations called on the FCC to maintain a consistent approach in its rules...
#177: Online Privacy and the BROWSER Act
How should online privacy be regulated? Currently, Internet platforms, mobile applications, and online ad networks allow consumers to “opt-out” of having their data collected for...
Tech Companies Propose Compromise on Section 702 Surveillance
Today, a coalition of more than 30 technology companies and trade associations urged Congress to reform the National Security Agency’s surveillance practices under Section 702...