News: In the Media
Announcements, Congressional Fly-In
2019 i2Coalition Congressional Fly-In Registration Now Open
The Congressional Fly-In on September 17 to 18, 2019, brings together Internet Infrastructure Coalition (“i2Coalition”) members in Washington, D.C. to discuss the issues most important to their business with Congress, policy experts, and more. The fly-in is now open for registration to i2Coalition members. This is the opportunity for Internet infrastructure leaders to stand up […]
i2Coalition Supports Nomination of Michael Kratsios for CTO of the United States
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
i2Coalition July 2019 Legislative Update
Find out what the House and Senate are up to leading up to the August recess.
Digital Trade, EU Policy Positions, Press Releases
A Call for Progress on Transatlantic Data Protection Following the G20 Summit
Following the G20 summit in Japan, a joint paper by eco and i2Coalition emphasizes the importance of a new transatlantic data protection agreement.
i2Coaltion to Represent the Internet Infrastructure Industry at Internet Governance Forum – USA (IGF-USA) in July
At a time when leadership in Internet governance seems to be at an all-time high, thought leaders from civil society, industry, academia, and government will gather in Washington D.C. for the Internet Governance Forum USA (IGF-USA) on Thursday, July 25th, to examine issues and cultivate constructive discussions about the future of the Internet. It will be […]
Best Practices, Events, Intermediary Liability, Speaking
Free Speech Or Hate Speech: Should Online Due Diligence Change? Join the Discussion at RightsCon on June 12
Hate groups all too often go to the Internet to quickly spread their offensive messages. It often falls to service providers to stop the spread of this hate, but how do they identify a new group as a hate group? How soon should they act? And how does one maintain space for open dialogue and […]