From reason:

“These laws prevent websites from being sued for their users’ content, and they are fundamental to the United States’ preeminence in the digital space,” says Clark Packard, trade…

From The Washington Times:

But the push for government intervention runs counter to traditional conservative values, said Daisy Soderberg-Rivkin, a resident fellow on the policy team at the…

From National Journal:

“Compared to the other moves that we’ve done against Chinese companies, this is probably one of their better ones in terms of actually being targeted at the actors who…

CHAIRMAN DOYLE, CHAIRWOMAN SCHAKOWSKY, RANKING MEMBERS LATTA AND MCMORRIS RODGERS, AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE:

Thank you for holding this important hearing on fostering a healthier Internet to…

From Patentlyo:

Briefing in the case is ongoing, but I want to highlight the most interesting brief filed so far — the history-focused amicus filed by Charles Duan on behalf of R Street,…

From Slate:
The HTML Hyperlink
Date: 1990
The tool that let us connect everything to anything, even the unimaginable

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Tim…

ARGUMENT
I.      Official Annotations Have Long Been Edicts of Government and Integral Parts of the Law
In the arc of history, Georgia’s annotated code is not unusual. History is replete…

From Patent Progress:

As we talk about SEPs and their potential national security impacts—the topic of an event on Tuesday, Oct. 15 in Washington, DC—and about patent policy more broadly,…

From NWI:

Tom Struble, manager of Technology and Innovation for the R Street Institute, explained that based on the court’s definition of “preemption,” the FCC can still trump state laws on…

From Lawfare:

Benjamin sat down with two members of the working group—Susan Landau of Tufts University and Jim Baker of the R Street Institute—to discuss the paper, the goals of the group,…