Halfway Through – A Mid Year Update On The States
With 42 states having adjourned and 25 legislatures carrying over their bills from the 2025 to the 2026 legislative sessions, […]
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State Policy
Comparing Approaches to Social Media Regulation: Restricting Access, Restricting Content, Warning Users, and Educating Users
As concerns over the impact of social media on minors grow, states are exploring different regulatory approaches to protect young […]
Recapping the State-Level AI Policy Boom in 2024
In 2024, artificial intelligence (AI) took center stage in legislative discussions across the United States, reflecting the rapid growth of […]
The Evolving Landscape of Content Moderation: A Recap on the Influence of Online Safety Legislation
Moderating digital content, particularly to shield children from potentially harmful material, has become a complex and ongoing challenge for state […]
Examining State Privacy Trends During the 2024 State Legislative Session
As state legislatures plowed through a busy 2024 legislative session, proposals concerning consumer data privacy were, yet again, a priority […]
A Recap of the 2024 Session: How State Legislatures Approached Competition Policy
The 2024 state legislative session saw six state legislatures — Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New York, and Washington — introduce […]
Reforms to INFORM – States Should Pause and Evaluate the Federal Law’s Impact First
In 2022, the U.S. Congress passed the Integrity, Notification, and Fairness in Online Retail Marketplaces for Consumers Act, also known […]
A Look Into the Global AI Regulatory Landscape
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a highly versatile technology. From one program’s application in a pastry shop to its later employment […]
U.S. Privacy Landscape: 2023 and Beyond
2023 marked another important year for the development of U.S. privacy policy. Transatlantic data flows received much-needed clarity after the […]
Examining State Activity in the Antitrust and Competition Space
The 2023 state legislative session saw seven state legislatures introduce competition-related legislation, continuing the trend of states attempting to tackle […]
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