Policy
i2Coalition Internet Infrastructure Policy Report: October 2025
i2Coalition Internet Infrastructure Policy Brief: October 2025
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK Bipartisan Congressional leaders failed to reach an agreement by midnight on October 1 to pass a Continuing Resolution (CR) to keep the federal government operating. By month’s end, the shutdown had continued into a fourth week, with most federal government operations shuttered except for those deemed […]
i2Coalition EU Monitoring Report: October 2025
i2Coalition Internet Infrastructure Policy Report: September 2025
i2Coalition Internet Infrastructure Policy Brief: September 2025
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK Bipartisan Congressional leaders and the President struggled during September to reach a Continuing Resolution (CR) agreement to keep the federal government operating after an October 1 midnight deadline. To pass a CR and avoid a shutdown, the Senate needs some Senate Democrat votes. In a first […]
i2Coalition EU Monitoring Report: September 2025
VPN Trust Initiative Warns Against Encryption Weakening Ahead of EU Chat Control Vote
Washington, DC – Sep 10, 2025 — The Internet Infrastructure Coalition’s VPN Trust Initiative (VTI) today releaseda new position paper, “Encryption at Risk: Why Weakening Digital Security Endangers Us All”, ahead of the EU’s scheduled vote on the controversial “Chat Control” regulation, which would mandate scanning of private communications, including end-to-end encrypted services. VTI emphasized […]
i2Coalition Joins USTelecom and Alliance of Leading ISPs in Supreme Court Amicus Brief to Protect Internet Access and Clarify Limits of Secondary Copyright Liability
Washington, DC – Sep 5, 2025 — The Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) today announced it co-drafted an amicus curiae brief alongside USTelecom – The Broadband Association and a broad alliance of leading Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Cox Communications, Inc., et al. v. Sony Music Entertainment, et al. (No. 24-171) now before the Supreme Court […]
