It’s entirely possible for Congress to enact a net neutrality bill this year, but there is little time to spare. Posturing should give way to negotiating. That’s the only way that both sides of the aisle and both sides of Capitol Hill will be able to point to a real accomplishment: putting core open internet provisions in statute law.
IIA Event
IIA hosted the “Internet Privacy and Net Neutrality: Make Tech Policy Bipartisan Again” event on March 5, 2019.
Kim Keenan on the Need to Increase Diversity in Tech
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