NetChoice & CCIA Granted Review at the U.S. Supreme Court

“Online services have a well-established First Amendment right to host, curate and share content as they see fit. The internet is a vital platform for free expression, and it must remain free from government censorship. We are confident the Court will agree,” said Chris Marchese, NetChoice Director of Litigation.

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Featured Work

Media Hits and Press Statements

NEW NETCHOICE POLL: 84% of Americans, 92% of Republicans Think Coming Amazon Lawsuit is a Waste of Resources

WASHINGTON—Today, a new National Research, Inc. poll, commissioned by NetChoice, shows that Americans, particularly the politically important suburbs, reject the Biden administration’s approach…

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Media Hits and Press Statements

NetChoice Launches New Competition Hub to Provide Facts—Not Feelings—About the U.S. Tech Sector

WASHINGTON—Today, NetChoice launched a new educational resource, TechCompetition.NetChoice.org, to provide the facts on how competitive the U.S. tech industry is and why attempts by politicians…

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Litigation

District Court Halts Unconstitutional Arkansas Law in NetChoice v. Griffin

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.—Today, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Arkansas-Fayetteville Division halted Arkansas’ unconstitutional social media age verification law from going into…

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Articles

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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Explainers

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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