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In Support of Repealing the Ban on Civil Supersonic Flight
Yesterday, the Committee for Justice joined the Niskanen Center, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), Competitive Enterp
Ashley Baker


No, Facebook is Not a Monopoly
Facebook is just like the pre-1984 AT&T monopoly, says the New York Times in a June 5 editorial. Thus it might be time for the governmen
CFJ Staff


Whither Algorithmic Accountability?
In an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal last year, Curt Levey, president of the Committee for Justice, and Ryan Hagemann, the Niskanen Cente
Niskanen Center (blog)


The Cambridge Analytica incident must be put in perspective
Last month, the Committee for Justice submitted a letter for the record to members of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce for the Apr
Ashley Baker


Fourth Circuit Rules Suspicion is Needed to Search Electronic Devices Seized at the Border
Last year, the Committee for Justice joined Cause of Action Institute and Floor 64, Inc. in filing an amicus brief in support of the appella
Ashley Baker


Tech groups watch Section 230, as consumer groups want platform security
Committee for Justice (CFJ) president Curt Levey spoke to Communications Daily about the latest threats to Section 230, which is the law tha
Communications Daily


CFJ Joins Letter Urging NAFTA to Add 230-Style Intermediary Protections to Encourage Free Speech, St
The success of U.S. companies in exporting both digital services and physical goods, sold through the Internet, has greatly contributed to A
Ashley Baker


SCOTUS Dismisses US v. Microsoft: Courts lack policy expertise, democratic mandate to update the SCA
We welcome the Supreme Court's decision dismissing United States v. Microsoft in light of Congress's passage of the CLOUD Act (Clari
CFJ Staff


Letter for the Record to Members of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on Facebook, Transpar
The Committee for Justice submitted a letter to Congress urging that stricter privacy regulations are not only unnecessary but, if enacted,
Ashley Baker
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