NetChoice Wins at Supreme Court Over Texas & Florida’s Unconstitutional Speech Control Schemes

The Court’s ruling is a landmark victory for free expression and free enterprise online.

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Media Hits and Press Statements

NetChoice Launches Ad Campaign to Advance America’s Tech Leadership

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT: KRISTA CHAVEZ, PRESS@NETCHOICE.ORG

WASHINGTON/MILWAUKEE, Wis.—Today, NetChoice, a trade association dedicated to free expression and free enterprise online,…

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Articles

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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Media Hits and Press Statements

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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Litigation

District Court Halts Unconstitutional Law Failing Mississippians and Their Families in NetChoice v. Fitch

GULFPORT, Miss.—Today, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi halted Mississippi’s unconstitutional social media age verification law from going into effect while our…

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Americans Need Our Leaders to Put Consumers Back Into Antitrust Policymaking

NetChoice fervently promotes policies that foster consumer choice, economic opportunity and vibrant innovation. That’s why today, NetChoice is working to educate congressional lawmakers about why…

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KOSA is a Children’s Cybersecurity Disaster in the Making

In a startling revelation, AU10TIX, a widely-used ID verification service, was found to have exposed their administrative credentials for over a year, compromising the security of users’ sensitive…

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