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Back to the Drawing Board? EU Commission President Juncker Sets Out Top Priorities
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and his First Vice-President Frans Timmermans outlined their top 10 priorities for the newly-elected Commission…
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Stand Up for Your Rights: U.S. Senate to Move on Government Surveillance Reform
With midterm elections out of the way, the U.S. Congress is gearing up to tackle some outstanding issues in the…
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Bills, Bills, Bills: Italy Considers Internet Bill of Rights
With the Wall Street Journal’s leak a couple of week’s ago regarding the Federal Communications Commission’s potential hybrid proposal to…
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Statement on President Obama’s Net Neutrality Proposal
“The Internet Association applauds President Obama’s proposal for the adoption of meaningful net neutrality rules that apply to both mobile…
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Small Business Crawl in Fremont’s Irvington District
The Internet Association recently hosted a small business crawl in Fremont, California. The small business crawl in October put the spotlight…
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Jumping on the Bandwagon: Spain Follows Germany, Passes Ancillary Copyright Law
Last week, Spain followed Germany’s footsteps and passed a new copyright law called Intellectual Property Law (otherwise known as LPI…
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Roadblocks Ahead for Ridesharing in Houston
On November 4th, new rules recently passed by Houston’s City Council allowing ridesharing services like Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar to…
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THE GRAND BUDAPEST REBEL
Last Sunday in Budapest, Hungarians gathered to protest their Government’s proposal to tax their Internet usage to the tune of…
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Pew Partners with The Internet Association to Help Voters ‘Get to the Polls’
With the U.S. midterm elections fast approaching, The Internet Association and The Pew Charitable Trusts’ Voting Information Project, in conjunction…
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Let’s talk trade agreements and the DMCA
Yesterday, Ambassador Michael Froman released an essay in which he made a push for Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) legislation in…
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Mr. Ansip Goes to Brussels
Earlier today, the new EU Commission received the green light from the EU Parliament to begin its work on November…
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ECPA is 28 Today and Due for an Upgrade
Currently, all law enforcement officers need to access your private data is a subpoena with no judicial oversight. For instance,…