Earlier this month, Fox News reported that former National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien issued a stark warning about the Department of Justice’s proposed remedies in U.S. v. Google, calling them “wildly overbroad” and dangerous to national security. His letter raised serious concerns that the DOJ’s aggressive push to restructure Google Search would not only harm […]

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Last week, the DOJ introduced their final proposed remedies in its case against Google. The DOJ is seeking to break up Google by forcing it to sell its Chrome browser and wants Google to allow rival search engines access to its search results and data. The agency is also advocating for a requirement to notify […]

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Two separate hearings on U.S.-China relations this week could put the spotlight on how anti-tech policies could undermine American leadership by fragmenting our own technology sector, handicapping America’s abilities to further innovate, and making it harder to counter China’s ambition for global tech dominance. Just last week, The Economist highlighted how “China surpassed America in […]

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As Congress considers lame duck passage of the Open App Markets Act (OAMA) or inclusion in must-pass budget bills, it’s important to remember the serious security and content moderation risks presented by the legislation. OAMA Presents Serious Cybersecurity And National Security Risks OAMA “breaks critical cybersecurity protections,” says Taxpayers Protection Alliance Executive Director Patrick Hedger. […]

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As China aggressively promotes its domestic tech sector and gathers vast amounts of international user data, pursuing anti-tech legislation is the exact opposite of what Congress should be doing to protect America’s national and economic security. It’s critical to understand what breaking up our world-leading tech sector would mean for our most important national interests. […]

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The anti-tech bills currently being debated in Congress—the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA) and the Open App Markets Act (OAMA)—would put American national security at risk, writes Mark Jamison, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and professor at the University of Florida’s Warrington College of Business, in an op-ed in The National […]

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AICOA does not address serious national security concerns that experts have continued to warn the legislation raises. These concerns have become more pressing in light of the current geopolitical landscape, but the amended version of AICOA does not meaningfully address these concerns. Here’s what to read to get up to speed:  1) The proposed anti-tech […]

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The amended American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA) does not address the serious national security concerns that experts have warned the legislation raises—and experts continue to sound the alarm. Here’s what to read to get up to speed: 1. AICOA “will place U.S. companies at a structural disadvantage” relative to China, warn Former Director […]

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As Congress returns from the July Fourth recess, it is worth recapping what experts have said about AICOA’s negative impacts on U.S. national security, privacy, content moderation, and consumer welfare, including how the recently revised AICOA solves none of these problems yet carves out big telcos and banks.  Must reads: 1) More Economic And National […]

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A group of former U.S. economic and national security officials sent a letter to Republican congressional leaders expressing strong concerns about proposed anti-tech legislation — specifically, the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA) and the Open App Markets Act — that could weaken America’s national security. Signatories include Larry Kudlow, former Director of the […]

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