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No Safe Harbor: Congress Threatens Free Speech Online
In a JURIST guest column discussing a bill that could make online intermediaries such as Facebook and Google liable for user content, CFJ le
Guest Column in JURIST


Monday Round-Up
Mentioned in SCOTUSblog: "[I]n an op-ed for The Hill, Ashley Baker urges the court to “be particularly cognizant of the potential for j
SCOTUSblog


The Supreme Court Should Exercise Judicial Restraint in Microsoft Data Case
Adding another case that grapples with the application of 20th century law in the digital age to its docket, the Supreme Court announced on
Op-ed published in The Hill


Economic Competitiveness and the Defense of Intellectual Property
Patent protection was enshrined in our Constitution and has set us apart from the rest of the world in protecting property of all kinds. It
Ashley Baker


Privacy Advocates Will Get Their Day in Court (But oh, the places their data will go!)
In our analyses of Carpenter v. United States, we argue that the third-party doctrine is at odds with the protections found in the Fourth Am
Ashley Baker


Expanding the Economic and Innovation Opportunities of Spectrum Through Incentive Auctions
The Committee for Justice joined several other organizations -- including Citizens Against Government Waste, the Small Business Exchange Cou
Ashley Baker


Dubious Defamation Suits and Their Threat to Free Speech
America’s civil justice system is designed to right wrongs. When an individual believes that someone has committed a wrong against him, he c
Christina Pesavento


Conservative Organizations Champion TV White Spaces
A coalition ... is throwing its support behind the use of TV white spaces to increase access to broadband ... 'By ensuring that three us
Politico


Conservatives’ Letter to U.S. Senate Says Preserve Bayh-Dole
A group of conservative organizations has written the U.S. Senate to flag “possible amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act tha
IPWatchdog
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