Press Releases

This report exposes how social-media platforms come up short in their plans to protect users and stem eroding trust in democratic institutions.

Banning a single platform will not address the privacy problem that’s rotting the core of the entire tech industry.

Eight Big Tech platforms responded to coalition demands; fringe platforms including Twitter completely ignored public-safety recommendations.

The bill would close a legal loophole and ensure that law enforcement and intelligence agencies can’t do an end-run around the Constitution.

If Congress doesn’t act, in a matter of days the internet bills for one out of every six homes in the country will go up.

No government entity should have such oppressive surveillance powers.

A wholesale repeal of Section 230 is the wrong path forward.

This essential broadband subsidy will end in weeks without renewed resources, leaving tens of millions of households paying more to access the internet.

Platforms including Google, Meta and Twitter have until April 22 to indicate whether they will take these actions to protect users and democracy.

Restoring its Title II authority will allow the FCC to safeguard Net Neutrality and hold companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon accountable to internet users across the United States.