Tech Super Tuesday: Questions for the Commission’s Executive Vice-Presidents – 12 November Hearings
After the first round of hearings for the 2024-2029 European Commission by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) during the […]
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The Open Internet Order Doesn’t Need Chevron
In Ohio Telecom Association v. FCC, the consolidated challenge to the FCC’s Open Internet Order, which we now know will […]
White Paper On Europe’s Digital Infrastructure Needs: Europe’s Open Internet Still At Risk
Main takeaways This February, the European Commission published a white paper on Europe’s digital infrastructure needs. The 40-page document makes […]
It’s Groundhog Day for the Telecom Industry: FCC Reopens Net Neutrality Debate
Time is a flat circle. Barely 72 hours after Anna Gomez took her seat as the fifth FCC Commissioner, Chairperson […]
The Global Threat To Information-Sharing Online Posed By Link Taxes
The Canadian Parliament passed the Online News Act last week, which subsequently received Royal Assent and entered into law. The […]
Section 230 and the Future of the Open Internet
Recently, some government officials have questioned the necessity of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (“CDA”). Repealing or significantly […]
Are the TISA Trade Talks a Threat to Net Neutrality, Data Protection, or Privacy?
(Originally published at and cross-posted from CircleID) On December 17th a US proposal for online commerce in a major trade […]
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