The independent agencies meant to protect the American public from corporate abuse are failing to do so – and Congress hasn’t held a single oversight hearing this year to find out why.At the Federal Communications Commission, Chairman Brendan Carr is using his office to...

The Freedom to Repair Act, introduced by Representative Mondaire Jones, will ensure the right to repair for everyone by reforming the copyright process. The right to repair is a basic concept: If you own a piece of technology and it breaks, you should have a legal...

The House Antitrust Subcommittee recently introduced a group of bills that could finally rein in Big Tech.Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle worked together to create this unprecedented legislation, which would rein in the power of Big Tech and create the...

Section 230 of the Communications Act is one of the most wide-reaching laws that affect the internet. It protects social media companies from liability relating to hosting, editing, or taking down user-generated content. Section 230 is essential to free expression...

Today’s libraries must meet surging demand among their communities for access to ebooks, audiobooks, and other materials. It used to be the case that libraries could just purchase more copies of in-demand titles to meet their users’ needs. Today, libraries are kneecapped by...

It’s undeniable that the major digital platforms we use every day are powerful. Research shows that platforms like Google and Facebook have persistent market power, leaving little room for new platforms to enter the market. If this continues, we’ll see less innovation,...

Do you know what your cell phone, your car, and your medical devices have in common? They are all electronics that you may not be allowed to fully use even if you own them, because -- oddly enough -- of a copyright law.   An overreaching copyright law...

Digital platforms’ consumer privacy violations have run rampant for too long without government intervention. Companies collect more data than they need by providing notice and gaining user consent, and often, use consumers’ personal information for purposes beyond the...

Congress is considering passing a bill, the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, that fails to actually preserve journalism or competition. Instead, it would reward large media outlets with the ability to collude, lead to greater consolidation at the expense of...

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Artists and creators are struggling to effectively use their termination right to achieve their personal and professional goals. They typically sign contracts with companies that help fund, develop, market, and distribute their work early in their careers -- sometimes...

A few companies like Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon control a huge portion of the internet and the technology we use every day. This stifles competition and limits consumer choice.Congress is currently considering two bipartisan bills that would rein in gatekeeper...

Shady label deals. Resurgent payola. And a brick wall of NDAs that block accountability. Music streaming is fundamentally broken – posing a threat to innovation, choice and quality for consumers and artists alike.At a time when the music industry is reaching financial...

Congress mandated the Affordable Connectivity Program as part of the Infrastructure & Jobs Act to remove barriers to broadband affordability and accessibility. The program provides a discount of up to $30 per month towards internet service and up to $75 per month for...