The EU Day of Action in Brussels brought together i2Coalition members, partners, and European Commission officials for two days of engagement focused on network blocking, encryption, data flows, and broader questions of Internet resilience. The combination of formal and informal settings allowed us to both build relationships and engage substantively on policy. Day One: Welcome […]
On September 16-17, 2026, the Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) will once again welcome industry colleagues to Washington, D.C. for our annual Congressional Fly-In. This is the premier opportunity of the year for those who build the Internet to engage directly with legislators on policy issues that impact our members’ businesses. September 16th will be Capitol […]
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK Congress returned to Washington mid-month after a two-week spring holiday break lacking a clear path for FY 2026 funding of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The impasse has centered on the timing of and extent to which funds will be directed to DHS’s Immigration and […]
New Platform Examines Global Threats to Strong Encryption and the Security of Digital Communications April 21, 2026—Washington, D.C. Today, the i2Coalition (Internet Infrastructure Coalition) is launching a new policy report and companion website, Encryption at Risk. This new project shines a light on a dangerous and growing global trend: government efforts to weaken, circumvent, or […]
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK Congress departed Washington at the end of March for a two-week spring holiday recess, leaving behind significant unfinished business. Despite weeks of discussion, the House and Senate failed to agree on a way forward to fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and resume paying its […]
In the recent Cox Communications vs. Sony Entertainment decision, the U.S. Supreme Court clarified that companies are not liable for copyright infringement merely for providing services to the general public, even where some users may misuse them—reaffirming that contributory liability requires intent and cannot be based on generalized knowledge alone. The i2Coalition actively participated in […]
