i2Coalition articles and news updates regarding changes to United States Internet or technology polices.
Congressional Fly-In, Events, US Policy
On September 24-25, i2Coalition’s 2019 Washington, D.C. Fly-In, brought together many of our i2Coalition members from around the world together to discuss the issues most important to their businesses. i2Coalition is the singular voice of the Internet’s infrastructure, and during our yearly Fly-in, our members added their voices and helped us fight for the continued […]
Best Practices, EU Policy Positions, Privacy, US Policy
Good intentions aside, the GPDR introduced 150-plus pages of complex regulations that included little practical guidance on how to implement them. The Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) and eco: Association of the Internet Industry have witnessed shortcomings in how the GDPR has impacted many businesses in the industry in the quest to protect data privacy. Based […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Your update on important Internet policy issues This is just a brief legislative update for the public on important Internet policy issues. Join the i2Coalition for in-depth updates from our Policy Director available only to members. OUTLOOK The House and Senate returned from recess on September 9. We are therefore now back into the cycle of gearing up […]
Cross Border Data Flows, Digital Trade, Internet Governance, Press Releases, US Policy
The Internet Infrastructure Coalition (the “i2Coalition”) is among the top technology associations urging Congress to approve the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) as soon as possible. The USMCA’s Digital Trade Chapter and other chapters set a new, global standard for rules that will benefit digital trade and e-commerce, and keep North America at the forefront of the global […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
This is a brief legislative update for the public on important Internet policy issues. Join the i2Coalition for in-depth updates from our Policy Director available only to members. OUTLOOK The House and Senate will be returning from recess on September 9, after which there will be a number of relevant hearings and dates. In the meantime, see […]
Internet Infrastructure Coalition (“i2Coalition”) is among the 28 high-profile tech organizations who have signed onto a letter supporting the nomination of Michael Kratsios as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the United States, and Associate Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Kratsios has served as Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer and […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
Cross Border Data Flows, Digital Trade, Legislative Update, Privacy, US Policy
Find out what the House and Senate are up to leading up to the August recess.
EU Policy, Speaking, US Policy
The Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue (TACD) is a forum of US and EU consumer organizations which develops and agrees on joint consumer policy recommendations to the US government and European Union to promote the consumer interest in EU and US policy making. TACD is made up of some 80 major consumer groups in the US and […]
Legislative Update, Premium Content, US Policy
BROWSER Act, Corporate Executive Accountability Bill, Dark Patterns, Digital Services Tax, encryption, Federal Trade Commission, Privacy, Privacy Bill of Rights, USMCA
This is a brief legislative update for the public. Join the i2Coalition for in-depth updates from our Policy Director available only to members. OUTLOOK The House and Senate are back in session after a two week recess. Staff are returning to town this week, and Members return for official business next week. During the recess, the House […]
EU Policy, EU Policy Workshops, Events, Internet Governance, US Policy
Capitol Hill, Cross Border Data Flows, Transatlantic Dialogues
i2Coalition & eco invite you to frame the future of personal data protection on both sides of the Atlantic at our Washington D.C. roundtable. On May 22, 2019 at 1pm, key individuals in government, industry and academia will converge on Capitol Hill to discuss the legal frameworks that could make or break the Internet economy […]
