NetChoice Sues Illinois Over Unconstitutional Social Media User Tax and Digital Ad Tax
Illinois’ new Social Media User Tax and Digital Ad Tax firmly cement the state’s position as anti-speech, anti-innovation, and anti-internet freedom. These taxes stand in direct opposition to federal law, violate the First Amendment, and raise a host of other constitutional problems. NetChoice is suing to prevent Illinois from demoting online speech to second-class status.
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The NetChoice Doctrine: Protecting Online Freedom and Digital Liberty
What does the Supreme Court’s ruling in the NetChoice Cases mean for the future of free speech and innovation? The Supreme Court upheld America’s unparalleled protections for free speech,…
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Commonwealth Economics Partners: New Economic Study Says Data Centers Would Deliver Hundreds of Millions in Tax Revenue for Kentucky Communities
FRANKFORT, Ky. — In collaboration with Commonwealth Economics Partners, NetChoice released a new report, “Potential Kentucky Data Center Sites by Region: State & Local Economic & Fiscal…
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New NetChoice Policy Brief: EU’s Digital Markets Act Is Degrading the Internet
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, NetChoice released a new policy brief, “Through The Regulatory Fog: How the EU’s Digital Markets Act Is Harming Consumers and Innovators,” examining the real-world…
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New Study Confirms What We’ve Been Saying: Data Centers Are Lowering Your Electric Bill
For the past year, data centers have become a convenient scapegoat for rising utility bills. State legislatures have even floated construction bans, and local governments have passed moratoriums as…
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The Safest Driver on the Road Isn’t Human
In 2023, 12,429 people died in alcohol-impaired-driving crashes on American roads, close to a third of all traffic deaths that year. Thousands more died because someone was distracted or too tired…
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Dynamic Pricing Has Always Existed: Don’t Let Regulators Tell You Otherwise
As state legislative sessions wind down nationwide, bills targeting dynamic pricing threaten long-standing discounts that help Americans save money on everyday necessities. Lawmakers in New Jersey,…
Learn MoreNetChoice Leads Panel Discussion on Data Center Development
NetChoice President and CEO Steve DelBianco joined Unleash Prosperity’s Steve Moore and Texas Senator Paul Bettencourt to talk about data centers and AI, in front of more than a thousand attendees…
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Guarding American Speech From Foreign Censors: Why Congress Should Pass the GRANITE Act
Around the world, authoritarian governments are increasingly using their courts to reach beyond their borders and punish American speech that is perfectly legal — and constitutionally protected…
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