A Nonprofit, Five Shell Accounts, and a Written Confession
The SPLC was indicted for bank fraud. The mechanics are boring. The implications for who controls financial infrastructure in this country are not.
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The 'Parents Decide Act' Will Dox You to Every Website
H.R. 8250 says it will help parents protect their kids online. What it really does is force your computer to hand your birthday to every app you use.
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Congress threatens Section 230 with H.R.6746 and S.3546
H.R.6746 and S.3546 seek to eliminate Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, a foundational law that protects online platforms from liability for user-generated content. This would stifle innovation, free expression, and competition on the Internet.
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New OCC Proposal Must Get Tough on Banks to Guarantee Fair Access to Financial Services
Proposed 'Prohibition on Use of Reputation Risk by Regulators' barks but doesn't bite.
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USIPS Urges Supreme Court to Rein in Overbroad Copyright Liability in Sony v. Cox
We have filed a crucial brief with the Supreme Court in Sony v. Cox. Our message is clear: current contributory copyright law imposes liability too broadly. This threaten how we all use the Internet. It stifles innovation, and limits vital online access for everyone.
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Fair Access to Banking
Will passing S.401, Fair Access to Banking Act improve access to banking services for all Americans?
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