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NetChoice works to make the Internet safe for free enterprise and free expression. Described by Politico as tech's most aggressive lobbying presence in Washington D.C., NetChoice engages at the local, state, national, and international levels to ensure a bright digital future.

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“Silicon Valley’s most aggressive lobbying presence in Washington”

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11/12/2020 by Carl Szabo

Despite EU charges, Amazon acts procompetitively and benefits consumers

11/02/2020 by Carl Szabo

Washington’s Elites Miss What Voters Really Care About

10/30/2020 by Robert Winterton

Democrats Want to Undermine America’s Global Tech Leadership, Republicans Shouldn’t Let Them

10/28/2020 by Carl Szabo

A retail disconnect between politicians and Americans

10/27/2020 by Robert Winterton

Rick Santorum: This Election Could Let Democrats Break Up America’s Global Leadership In Technology

10/01/2020 by Chris Marchese

Splitting Instagram From Facebook Would Punish Success and Hurt Consumers

09/24/2020 by Carl Szabo

A Guillotine for the American Dream

09/23/2020 by Steve DelBianco

Rick Santorum: “Democrats Want to Break Conservatives’ Best Election Tool – and Republicans are Helping Them”

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Google operates in two distinctive and highly competitive markets, advertising and search, both of which are driven… https://t.co/6yb1IFCvNa
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Accusations of social media “election interference” put online speech at risk, says #CatoTechnology’s @M_Feeney…… https://t.co/m24EYj62PK
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#Section 30 helps websites protect free expression while also prioritizing online safety. Section 230 enables use… https://t.co/2jwl6HaXnu
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More seriously, none of these businesses is a monopoly. See, e.g., https://t.co/s4mtOT9PZ0
Chris Marchese Counsel, NetChoice. Fan of free speech and free enterprise. BC ‘15, Scalia Law ‘19. Among other things.

Want to know more about state antitrust authority and suits against companies such as Facebook and Google? Join… https://t.co/2Y71Oe0iDW
Ashley Baker Policy Director @CmteForJustice. Expert @FedSocRTP. Antitrust @AlliedAntitrust. I write about #SCOTUS, judicial noms, tech & regulatory policy. Views mine.

Each month, CKI research assistant @KobayashiParker shares a roundup of the most noteworthy articles and publicatio… https://t.co/DP0Xo1wuTA
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Come join me and my fellow policy wonks bust some of the myths surrounding content moderation tomorrow! https://t.co/KRyzKJRdpu
Billy Easley II Tech and Criminal Justice policy at @afphq. Fmr liasion at @theusscgov and leg counsel for Sen. Rand Paul. Would rather be in Texas with the bluebonnets

.@EngineOrg event tomorrow noon ET: “So you think you know content moderation?” Featuring @neil_chilson @ellanso… https://t.co/g28zuHXGuZ
Eric Goldman Internet Law, Advertising Law & IP Professor, @SantaClaraLaw. Married to @GoldmanLisa. #LungCancer spouse. Vegetarian since 1984. egoldman@gmail.com