Member Spotlight
Austin, Dallas, Grable Martin Fulton, Policy Working Group, Softlayer, Texas
Grable Martin Fulton PLLC is a full-service, virtual, cloud-based law firm with 25 attorneys in Dallas and Austin.
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
California, China, CLOUD Act, Congressional Review Act, Connecticut, DE, Delaware, ECPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Hatch, India, Intellectual Property, MA, Massachusetts, Montreal, NAFTA, New York, Russia, Russian Election Interference, SC, Secretary of State, South Carolina, Utah, Whitehouse
After a government shutdown early in the month, updates to net neutrality, the CLOUD Act, cybersecurity policy, trade agreements, and more.
Announcements, Congressional Fly-In, Events
Capitol Hill, Congressional Fly-In, Washington D.C.
We’re announcing our 2018 Congressional Fly-In. The event will be held June 5th through 6th, 2018.
Member Spotlight
Amundsen Law Firm, GDPR, Policy Working Group
Amundsen Law helps information technology companies navigate legal challenges such as those relating to intellectual property, technology, and contractual relationships.
EU Policy, The Internet Infrastructure Industry
Hilary Van Der Meulen
Small Internet infrastructure providers must be heard in policy discussions that impact the Internet and the technology used to build it.
Announcements, Events, Gender and Diversity
Bash, CloudFest, CloudFest 2018, CloudFest 2018 Hackathon, Germany, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Rust
CloudFest is the largest hosting event globally, with over 6,000 attendees from all over the world. Last year, we had just one female developer in the hackathon. We need to do better.
Internet Governance, Member Spotlight
ICANN, Kelly Hardy Consulting, KHC
“Infrastructure companies become more effective when they communicate plainly and clearly with customers, regulatory bodies, and each other.”
“Our customers depend on not only us but this industry. We are looking forward to adding our, and our customers’, voice to those protecting this industry.”
Gender and Diversity, The Internet Infrastructure Industry
APA, Facebook, IKEA, Microsoft, Spotify, Twitter
Despite no federal requirements, some major companies are now offering paid family leave benefits, including tech giants like Microsoft, Adobe, Twitter, Facebook, and Spotify.
