NetChoice Grateful to Defend the First Amendment with CCIA at the U.S. Supreme Court
“Just as the government couldn’t force Benjamin Franklin to publish its preferred messages in his newspapers, Florida and Texas can’t force websites to curate, display, and spread their preferred content. The First Amendment protects us and our speech from government encroachment—not the other way around. We are confident the Supreme Court will agree,” said Chris Marchese, Director of the NetChoice Litigation Center.
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NetChoice Creates SHIELD for a More Positive Digital Experience
WASHINGTON—Parents and policymakers across America are looking for ways to improve the digital experience for young people.
Today, NetChoice launched SHIELD, a new campaign to encourage…
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NetChoice Sues Utah to Keep Kids Safe Online and Protect Constitutional Rights
SALT LAKE CITY—Earlier this year, the Utah legislature and Governor Spencer Cox took up the important issue of kids online safety. While their effort was well-intentioned, the path they chose…
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NEW NETCHOICE POLL: 84% of Americans, 92% of Republicans Think Coming Amazon Lawsuit is a Waste of Resources
WASHINGTON—Today, a new National Research, Inc. poll, commissioned by NetChoice, shows that Americans, particularly the politically important suburbs, reject the Biden administration’s approach…
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District Court Halts Unconstitutional Arkansas Law in NetChoice v. Griffin
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.—Today, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Arkansas-Fayetteville Division halted Arkansas’ unconstitutional social media age verification law from going into…
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Khan’s New Amazon Lawsuit is a Prime Example of Her Disinterest in Consumer Welfare
Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that the rumored Federal Trade Commission (FTC) case against Amazon’s Prime service is likely to be filed in the coming weeks.
The lawsuit will apparently assert…
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What Would Legally-Mandated Age Verification on the Internet Actually Look Like in Practice?
Several states across the U.S. have proposed or passed legislation that would require online services to verify the age and identity of their users before the user is allowed to access that service….
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