NetChoice Sues Arkansas for Violating the First Amendment

“SB 396 empowers the state to tell Arkansans what types of information they’re allowed to access online, forces them to hand over their most sensitive documents to use the internet, and seizes decision making from parents and families. That is an unconstitutional power grab, and we’re petitioning to put a stop to it.”

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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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Congress: Stop Wasting Taxpayer Money by Letting Software Vendors Lock-In Legacy Contracts

It’s no secret that the federal government has many wasteful practices—like inflated procurements, frivolous lawsuits and unconstitutional power grabs. But there’s also a little-known,…

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NetChoice Continues to Oppose Radical Antitrust Bill, AICOA

WASHINGTON—Today, NetChoice raised concerns with the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, reintroduced by Sen. Klobuchar. The bill, originally introduced in the last Congress, seeks to hand…

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