Third Time Still Not a Charm: Court Rules Against California Online Speech Code Again in NetChoice v. Bonta

The U.S. District Court halted California’s Speech Code, misleadingly branded as “CA AADC,” which conscripts websites to act as roving online censors for the state and creates serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities for Californians and their families.

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The NetChoice Doctrine: Protecting Online Freedom and Digital Liberty

What does the Supreme Court’s ruling in the NetChoice Cases mean for the future of free speech and innovation? The Supreme Court upheld America’s unparalleled protections for free speech,…

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America Must Fight for Free Speech in 2025

As 2025 unfolds, the United States faces a pivotal moment to reaffirm its foundational commitment to free speech—a principle that has propelled our republic and catalyzed global innovation. Yet…

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NetChoice Applauds President Trump Orders to Unleash ‘Golden Age’ of American Innovation and Stop Federal Censorship

WASHINGTON—On his first day back in office, President Donald Trump issued executive orders to unshackle America’s innovation economy and end federal government censorship.

His orders rolling…

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NEW POLL: 79% of Voters Think US Tech Companies Are Key to American Global Leadership

WASHINGTON—Today, NetChoice released new polling of likely American voters, conducted by Echelon Insights, showing 79% agree that America’s major tech companies are driving cutting edge innovation…

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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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American Privacy Rights Shouldn’t Depend on a Zip Code

Each day, Americans generate massive amounts of data – from health records and financial transactions to intimate personal communications and real-time location tracking. While some states have…

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Lina Khan’s FTC Played Right into China’s Hands. It’s Time to Get Serious About Tech Competition.

Under the Biden administration, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Lina Khan and the Department of Justice (DOJ)’s antitrust lead Jonathan Kanter waged an ideological crusade against America’s…

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In Defense of Caution: How America’s Thoughtful Approach to Tech Regulation is Superior to Europe’s Rush

Media coverage about tech regulation often asserts that the United States is playing catch-up with Europe. Those who adopt this premise see the European Union’s swift enactment of legislation like…

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Small but Mighty: How Niche Retailers Thrive in the Digital Age

Small retailers are the backbone of the U.S.economy. Aside from the occasional mail-order catalog order, most consumers a century ago relied on locally-owned grocers, bookstores, pharmacies, department stores and more. […]

Thu, March 20, 2025

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NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Nevada SB 63

While well-intentioned, SB 63 imposes unconstitutional age-verification and parental consent requirements on Nevadans. Age-verification and parental consent also presents heightened threats to privacy and undermines the government’s interest in protecting […]

Wed, March 19, 2025

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NetChoice Sues Louisiana to Protect Free Speech, Online Safety & Parental Rights

BATON ROUGE, La.—Today, NetChoice sued Louisiana to stop SB 162, a new law that forces citizens to surrender private information to access protected speech online—violating the First Amendment and putting […]

Tue, March 18, 2025

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NetChoice v. Murrill (Louisiana)

NetChoice sued Louisiana to stop SB 162, a law forcing Louisianans to surrender private information to access protected speech online—violating the First Amendment and putting their data at risk. The […]

Tue, March 18, 2025

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NetChoice Submits AI Policy Recommendations to the Trump Administration

This weekend, NetChoice submitted comments to the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) regarding the development of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Plan. In our submission, we recommend President […]

Mon, March 17, 2025