CDT
Section 230 Shuts Down Conversation on First Amendment, Panel Hears
The law prevents discussion on how the first amendment should be applied in a new age of technology, says expert.
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation is a think tank in Washington, founded in 2006, for science and technology policy.
CDT
The law prevents discussion on how the first amendment should be applied in a new age of technology, says expert.
AEI
Bilirakis has long been an advocate for holding Big Tech accountable.
Infrastructure
Panelists are concerned that states may not have had the prescriptive guidance needed to maximize funding.
ITIF
The technology has already been used by companies to monitor and make more efficient systems to reduce emissions.
ITIF
‘We can’t keep overhauling the regulatory structure.’
ISP
‘[State] decision makers in this program need to be careful about who is the qualified and experienced provider.’
ITIF
Artificial intelligence can help fill in gaps when teacher resources are limited, an event heard.
Justice Department
The head of the ITIF criticized DOJ and FTC antitrust enforcement that he said could impair American’s global position.
Defense Department
Panelists argued that the federal government needs to institute policies for growth in strategic technology industries.
ITI
Experts advocate a new framework that better accommodates the global tech economy by removing data localization barriers.
ITIF
During a panel hosted by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, three expert discussed the effect of antitrust legislation on big tech. The panelists all defended big tech from antitrust laws and urged many to be cautious about claiming they have the solution to regulating these compl
Energy and Commerce
March 25, 2021 – The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation has released a statement doubling down on the importance of internet liability protection under Section 230 ahead of a congressional hearing on disinformation Thursday. “Section 230 has come under the regulatory microscope as Cong
FCC
April 22, 2020—In order to curb the homework gap in the age of coronavirus, Congress must not focus on providing one particular broadband technology but instead should employ “whatever works,” Federal Communications Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel said Tuesday. Speaking in a webinar hosted by the I
Broadband Live
Broadband Breakfast Live Online on Wednesday, April 22, 2020, 12 Noon ET – “Will the Techlash Be Livestreamed: How Are Big Tech Companies Navigating the Obstacles of the Coronavirus?” Follow upcoming Live Online events, see Broadband Breakfast Live Online Will Stream Every Wednesday at 12 Noon ET on
COVID
April 20, 2020— U.S. government websites have handled the coronavirus strain with varying degrees of success – depending on which panelist from Wednesday’s Information Technology and Innovation Fund webinar you asked. ITIF recently published a report on the amount of government websites that have cr
EU
March 26, 2020 – Washington groups focusing on broadband and technology policy are beginning to adapt to the all-livestream format – and recognizing some unique benefits – such a fluid global interconnectedness. For example, in the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation’s Thursday antitrus
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