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Third Time Still Not a Charm: Court Rules Against California Speech Code Again in NetChoice v. Bonta

The U.S. District Court halted California’s Speech Code, misleadingly branded as “CA AADC,” which conscripts websites to act as roving online censors for the state and creates serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities for Californians and their families.

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NetChoice, CCIA Refile Case to Stop I.D. for the Internet and Keep Free Speech Accessible in Florida

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Today, NetChoice refiled its lawsuit with the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) to halt Florida’s law mandating an I.D. for the internet, violating free speech rights and putting […]

Keeping It In the Family: How Mom & Pop Shops Are Enduring Cornerstones of the Community

In 1939, Rick and Margie Segel founded National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day in honor of their parents’ small hat shop outside Boston, which eventually grew into a $2 […]

NetChoice Amicus Brief in Support of Duke Energy in Duke Energy Carolinas v. NTE Carolinas II

Today, NetChoice filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court in support of Duke Energy in Duke Energy Carolinas v. NTE Carolinas II with Computer & Communications Industry Association, the […]

NetChoice Amicus Brief Supporting Kohls, Babylon Bee, Rumble, and X Corp in Kohls v. Bonta

NetChoice filed an amicus brief supporting X Corp’s lawsuit against California’s AB 2655. Our brief explains that requiring websites to label and remove political speech violates the First Amendment. The […]

NetChoice Urges 119th Congress to Pass Bipartisan SAMOSA Act to Save Taxpayer Dollars and Increase Federal Cybersecurity

WASHINGTON—Today, Reps. Gerry Connolly, Pat Fallon and Nancy Mace reintroduced the Strengthening Agency Management and Oversight of Software Assets Act (SAMOSA Act) in the 119th Congress. This important, bipartisan bill […]

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