Internet Governance, Open Internet, US Policy
Board of Directors, Global Connect, Internet Society, US State Department
Fighting Internet Fragmentation
An open Internet does not mean all information is accessible.
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Dutch Data Center Group Says Draft Privacy Shield Weak
Dutch Data Center Group Says Draft Privacy Shield Weak Association that includes world’s largest data center providers sides with critics of proposed replacement for Safe Harbor.
Access To Data, Privacy, US Policy
ECPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Email Privacy Act, HR 699, National Security Agency, NSA, US House of Representatives
ECPA Victory In The House: What’s Next?
ECPA reform sends a strong message to the marketplace that Congress understands that law enforcement access to data is a critical issue our members face.
Access To Data, Privacy, US Policy
ECPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Email Privacy Act, H.R. 699, Polis
House Action Brings Email Privacy Into The 20th Century With ECPA Reform
By establishing a clear and consistent policy, lawmakers better position American Internet companies to compete in the global marketplace.
Access To Data, Member Spotlight, Privacy, The Internet Infrastructure Industry, US Policy
National Security Agency, NSA, Word to the Wise
Member Spotlight: Word to the Wise
At Word to the Wise, we’ve been deeply involved in email infrastructure development, and we wanted to expand our perspective to look more broadly at internet infrastructures.
Tech Coalitions Pen Open Letter To Burr And Feinstein Over Bill Banning Encryption
TechCrunch A group of tech coalitions has written an open letter to Senators Richard Burr (R-N.C.) and Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), concerning their bill requiring all..
Apple-Backed Coalition Opposes Burr-Feinstein Encryption Bill In Open Letter
AppleInsider A group of four tech industry associations —representing businesses like Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google —have published an open letter opposing a draft bill by U.S. Senators Richard Burr and Dianne Feinstein, which would make it possible for courts to order help bypassing encryption.
Apple Backs Open Letter to Senators Criticizing Draft Encryption Bill
MacRumors An open letter expressing “deep concerns” about a U.S. draft encryption bill that would force smartphone makers to decrypt data at the behest of the government was published yesterday, signed by four coalitions representing Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and other major tech companies.
Groups Representing Google, Netflix, Microsoft, And Apple Are Slamming The Latest Bill That Aims To Limit Tech Security
Business Insider One of the big upcoming battles for the tech industry is whether Congress will pass a law limiting the ability to build strong privacy measures into products like Facebook’s WhatsApp or Apple’s iPhone and iMessage.
Read The Tech Industry’s Open Letter About ‘Unworkable’ Encryption Bill
The Verge Companies express ‘deep concerns’ in letter to Senators Burr and Feinstein