🔏 ICYMI SCOTUS Chatrie Location Privacy Rayburn Briefing: Video online. Featuring @jrhuddles.bsky.social @jakelaperruque.bsky.social & @paultaske.bsky.social . 📺 Watch youtu.be/vcfouh4Ag2A 📝 Read netcaucus.org/wp-content/u... 🎧 Listen netcaucus.org/listen/ 📷 Photos flic.kr/s/aHBqjCYLSD

Watch Live: SCOTUS Just Redrew the Privacy Line. Chatrie -mobile phone location privacy, warrantless surveillance, the 3rd-party doctrine? Featuring @jrhuddles.bsky.social @cato.org @jakelaperruque.bsky.social @cdt.org & Paul Taske @netchoice.bsky.social. ⏰ 7/9 12pm 📺 YouTube bit.ly/scotus-privacy

📅 SCOTUS Just Redrew the Privacy Line. Chatrie v. US. Lunch Thursday 7/9. mobile phone location privacy, warrantless surveillance, the 3rd-party doctrine? W/ @jrhuddles.bsky.social , @jakelaperruque.bsky.social , & Paul Taske @netchoice.bsky.social ⏰ 7/9 12pm 📍 Rayburn HOB ✅ RSVP luma.com/drtxe7rv

🤖⚠️ The AI debate is no longer just about innovation. It's about cybersecurity, national security, and critical infrastructure. 🥪 Lunch & Livestream 🏛️ Rayburn House Office Building 📅 June 12 12pm 🎟️ Register: luma.com/mgyvb44j

Watch Live Today at 12pm The UN World Radiocommunication Conference is coming and could shape the future of Wi-Fi, wireless competition, and U.S. tech leadership. Feat. frm. senior U.S. telecom officials. 📅 Mon. May 11 ⏰12 pm 📷 Watch Live bit.ly/wrc-spectrum

🛰️ 🚀 ICYMI: The Rapid Rise of LEO Space-Based Internet: What Congress Should Know. Feat. FCC's Jay Schwarz, Scott Wallsten @techpolicyinst.bsky.social and Karina Perez @ccianet.bsky.social ➡️ 📺 Watch youtu.be/OZOJVx_f4ug 📝 Read www.netcaucus.org/wp-content/u... 🎧 Listen netcaucus.org/listen/

Confession: I appropriated the @SOTN theme ""More Than Meets the AI" from last year's @ILPFoundry's Trivia Night. @CenDemTech's won "Best Team Name" with it. CDT won again this year with "Love A(I)sland USA." Expect that to be your 2027 SOTN theme! #sotn26

22nd year in a row. Starting soon. #sotn26

🔋 Inside Tuesday’s AI–Energy Congressional Briefing: With data centers, AI energy needs, and affordability in the headlines, our AI Energy experts laid out the key issues.➡️ 📺 Watch youtu.be/Pe3LhB6yQTw 📝 Read www.netcaucus.org/wp-content/u... 🎧 Listen netcaucus.org/listen/

Join me in DC to start 2026 at #SOTN2026.

Want to help plan the 2026 State of the Net Conference. We're hiring a fellow. Apply on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/hiring/jobs/...

If you missed it C-SPAN covered our panel "Rethinking The FCC’s Video Regulations In The Age Of Streaming." We've posted the video, audio, and transcript. 📺 youtu.be/LUV6LqD_HjU 📝 netcaucus.org/wp-content/u... 🔈https://netcaucus.org/listen/ #FCCVideo #Streaming

The @ilpfoundry.bsky.social Internet Law Trivia Night is back on Wed July 30. Get your tix. 🏆 The best in Internet Law and Policy will battle head to head. Join quizmaster @kurtopsahl.bsky.social, Foundry fellows, and DC’s Internet Law and Policy community. www.eventbrite.com/e/foundry-tr...

🚨 THREAD: What does is mean to preserve online expression in the digital age? Here are 4 key takeaways from our Hill Briefing, “The Future of Online Expression In The Trump Era: Freedom vs Regulation” #OnlineSpeech Full video/audio here 👇 1/ www.netcaucus.org/event/online...

This should be quite a discussion.

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Join us: The Future of Online Expression In The Trump Era: Freedom vs Regulation" lunch with @ashkhen.bsky.social, Jenna Leventoff @aclu.org, Chris Marchese @netchoice.bsky.social, @lehogg.bsky.social @fai.bsky.social. 📅 Wed, April 23 ⏰ 12:00 PM 📍 Rayburn Building & Online ✉️ RSVP lu.ma/o51ptz6j

The new co-chairs of the Congressional App Challenge in the House for the 119th Congress. Rep. Brett Guthrie and @repkimschrier.bsky.social, appointed by the Internet Caucus co-chairs Rep. Michael McCaul and @rephaleystevens.bsky.social www.congressionalappchallenge.us/congressiona...

📺 Watch Live: Future of Kids Online Safety. Congressional Internet Caucus congressional briefing. bit.ly/onlinesafety... 📅 Thurs. March 13, 2025 ⏰ 12 PM ET Speakers: Ash Johnson @itif.org, Andrew Zach @famonlinesafety.bsky.social, Maureen Flatley, Common Sense Media, Miranda Nazarro @thehill.com.

Rep. Michael McCaul has appointed @rephaleystevens.bsky.social to succeed frm. Rep. Anna Eshoo as co-chair of the Congressional Internet Caucus. We look forward to working with her.

📺 What Will Tech Policy Look Like in the 119th Congress? Rayburn lunch event January 29! 📅 Watch live with Kellee Wicker @thewilsoncenter.bsky.social , Amy Box @netchoice.bsky.social Evan Swarztrauber FAI, Sara Collins @publicknowledge.bsky.social RSVP: lu.ma/ns519y6m #TechPolicy119

Rep Anna Eshoo delivered her final floor speech yesterday. Founding Member of the Congressional Internet Caucus in 1996. Co-chaired it since 2011. Co-founded the Congressional App Challenge in 2015. Thank you, Rep. Eshoo, for your leadership! Final floor speech here: www.c-span.org/video/?c5145...

📺 Video from How Did AI Impact Voters and Campaigns?" is up. Speakers: @jrhuddles.bsky.social Tim Harper @cendemtech.bsky.social Kara Frederick and Oma Seddiq @bloomberg.com. #TheAIElection 📺 bit.ly/aielection

Elections in the Age of AI: Analyzing 2024 and Shaping Future Campaigns

SPEAKERS - Kara Frederick, Director, Tech Policy Center, The Heritage Foundation - Jennifer Huddleston, Senior Fellow in Technology Policy, Cato Institute - Tim Harper, Senior Policy Analyst and Project Lead, Elections and Democracy, Center for Democracy & Technology - Oma Seddiq, Technology Policy Reporter, Bloomberg Government (moderator)

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🗳️ How did AI shape the election results? 🤖 Join our Congressional briefing where election tech experts - Tim Harper CDT, Jennifer Huddleston Cato, and Kara Frederick Heritage - discuss the first ever AI election. lu.ma/w2cxqc4l

Elections in the Age of AI: Analyzing 2024 and Shaping Future Campaigns · Luma

2024 was the first election since the emergence of powerful artificial intelligence models, and the dust is settling. Join a panel of election tech experts as…

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Last week I was so heartened to hear Richard Whitt express hope for the #worldwideweb as he discusses his new book "Reweaving the Web" with Evelyn Remaley. So many great ideas. Buy it www.amazon.co.uk/Reweaving-We...

I am looking forward to learning more about Evan Prodromou's Social Web Foundation. techcrunch.com/2024/09/24/a...

As the open social web grows, a new nonprofit looks to expand the 'fediverse' | TechCrunch

A new project launching today aims to capitalize on the momentum seen within the fediverse, also known as the open social web, which describes

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The @CongressionalAC director Joe Alessi addressing the #CongressionalHackathon and announcing @NationalAppChallenge day! #Congress4CS

TIL that the 2003 mission to capture Saddam Hussein was codenamed OPERATION RED DAWN.

8 takeaways from "What Policymakers Need to Know About the Fediverse" on Medium. Everything from privacy to content moderation to antitrust safe harbors to cryptocurrencies. Read here www.decentralizedfuturecouncil.org/2024/07/8-ta...

📺 Watch live the Hill briefing on #NetChoice #SCOTUS decisions live today at 12pm in Rayburn. With Steve DelBianco (NetChoice), Yael Eisenstat, Olivier Sylvain, Vera Eidelman ACLU, & Nadine Farid Johnson. How did #SCOTUS decide Moody vs @NetChoice vs Paxton? Watch bit.ly/scotus1sta #SCOTUSTech

Tech journalist @caseynewton.bsky.social is as excited as us about the "fediverse" maybe, just maybe, creating a more positive vision for the future of the Internet. Check his June 20 edition of Platformer. Check out our What Policymakers Need to Know #Fediverse event www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9YM...

The Fediverse And The Future Of Social Media: What Policymakers Need To Know

PANELISTSHillary Brill, Professor, Georgetown University LawMike Masnick – CEO, Floor64, editor, Techdirt blogAmy James – Co Executive Director, Web3 Working...

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To all the grammar geeks out there, is "who're" a commonly used contraction? It was used in an @Axios piece about Biden's performance. Even if it's not common, is it a good word choice given the alternative, "who are" includes the same number of characters.