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NetChoice Victory: Court Permanently Blocks Ohio Social Media Verification Law

Second NetChoice permanent injunction reinforces that government cannot outsource censorship to online services, impose vague restrictions on free expression, or use “safety” as a blank check to infringe constitutional protections. We hope to work with policymakers on constitutional solutions to digital challenges.

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KOSMA’s “Low Cost” Is a High Price for Speech

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) recently released its official score for the Kids Off Social Media Act (KOSMA), and according to the report, the bill’s price tag is practically pocket […]

Court HALTS Florida ID for the Internet While NetChoice and CCIA’s Lawsuit Proceeds

TALLAHASSEE, Fl.—Today, a court granted NetChoice and the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA)’s request to temporarily halt Florida’s law requiring ID for accessing lawful speech on the internet, which […]

NetChoice in Court Today to Halt Georgia’s Online Speech Law Creating Cybersecurity Nightmare

ATLANTA—Today, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia will hear NetChoice’s request to halt Georgia SB 351 and protect free speech and digital safety as our case, […]

NetChoice Letter Urging Gov. Pillen to Veto Nebraska Speech Code

NetChoice urges Governor Pillen to veto LB 504, Nebraska’s Speech Code, as it is fundamentally unconstitutional and will not protect children online. This bill, similar to others NetChoice successfully challenged, […]

NetChoice Advises Red Tape Reductions for President Trump’s Golden Age Agenda

WASHINGTON—Yesterday, NetChoice submitted comments to the Department of Justice’s newly established Anticompetitive Regulations Task Force, calling for urgent regulatory reform in the energy sector to support the nation’s rapidly expanding […]

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