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NetChoice is a trade association of eCommerce businesses and online consumers all of whom share the goal of promoting convenience, choice, and commerce on the net.

 

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Comments (9):

  1. [...] trade association NetChoice now asks Congress to allow voluntary self-regulation. According to the group’s website, it works to “protect the free operation of e-commerce” and its members include Facebook, [...]

  2. [...] company that opposes the bill. Expedia, eBay, Aol., LivingSocial and Yahoo! are all members of NetChoice, a coalition of e-commerce [...]

  3. [...] companies are members of NetChoice, a coalition of e-commerce companies. Executive Director Steve DelBianco said NetChoice opposes [...]

  4. [...] companies are members of NetChoice, a coalition of e-commerce companies. Executive Director Steve DelBianco said NetChoice opposes [...]

  5. [...] provide for any revenue sharing of taxes.  Also fighting the bill, as part of the NetChoice coalition are Yahoo!, Facebook, VeriSign and The Electronic Retailing [...]

  6. [...] much the entire online shopping industry” supports the bill — along with eBay, the NetChoice coalition of online businesses opposes the act, as do some other online businesses. Amazon is the most prominent online seller [...]

  7. [...] Elsevier, NewsCorp, Facebook, and Yahoo are some of the major players in NetChoice, an industry group “promoting convenience, choice, and commerce on the net.” http://www.netchoice.org/about/ [...]

  8. [...] like. The list has little to do with advocating for the Internet, and everything to do with supporting the interests of Internet businesses (“committed to tearing down barriers to e-commerce”). For example, this month’s iAWFUL list [...]

  9. [...] a “trade association of eCommerce businesses and online consumers” representing big tech names including Facebook, Yahoo, eBay, NewsCorp, Reed Elsevier, LivingSocial, and Aol, released a list of [...]

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