NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to New York S. 4505
New York Senate Bill S. 4505, would mandate warning labels and timer notifications on social media platforms. Our testimony highlights how this bill violates First Amendment protections against compelled speech […]
NetChoice Letter in Opposition to Connecticut SB 1396
NetChoice opposes Connecticut Senate Bill 1396, which would impose restrictive regulations on earned wage access (EWA) platforms that help workers access their already-earned wages before payday. The bill would misclassify […]
Bipartisan Senate Bill Targets $750M Per Year in Savings on Federal Software, NetChoice Urges Congress to Pass SAMOSA Act
WASHINGTON—Yesterday, Sens. Joni Ernst, Gary Peters, Bill Cassidy, James Lankford, Thom Tillis and Ron Wyden reintroduced the bipartisan Strengthening Agency Management and Oversight of Software Assets Act (SAMOSA Act). This […]
KOSMA’s “Low Cost” Is a High Price for Speech
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) recently released its official score for the Kids Off Social Media Act (KOSMA), and according to the report, the bill’s price tag is practically pocket […]
Court HALTS Florida ID for the Internet While NetChoice and CCIA’s Lawsuit Proceeds
TALLAHASSEE, Fl.—Today, a court granted NetChoice and the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA)’s request to temporarily halt Florida’s law requiring ID for accessing lawful speech on the internet, which […]
