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Following President Trump’s suggestion of imposing 100 percent tariffs on foreign films, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), the leading think tank for science and technology policy, released the following statement from Rodrigo Balbontin.

Washington, Virginia, and Indiana have the highest concentrations of employment in advanced industries, while all but four U.S. states are less specialized in advanced industries than the global average, and only one is ahead of China.

The president’s budget proposal gets some big things right on tech priorities—but it guts key elements of the scientific foundation American innovation depends on...

Following the decision by United States District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers to issue a nationwide injunction that includes banning Apple from charging a commission on iOS-derived transactions made off-app to address claimed violations of California’s Unfair Competition Law, ITIF released a statement from Joseph V. Coniglio.

In response to Representative John James (R-MI) introducing the App Store Accountability Act—a bill that would require app stores to verify users’ ages—ITIF released the following statement from Policy Analyst Alex Ambrose.

Ahead of the May 2nd expiration of the de minimis loophole for imports from China and Hong Kong, ITIF released the following statement from Policy Analyst Eli Clemens.

Following Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal Party’s victory in Canada’s pivotal election, ITIF released the following statement from Lawrence Zhang, head of policy at ITIF’s Centre for Canadian Innovation and Competitiveness.

Following House passage of the bipartisan TAKE IT DOWN Act, ITIF released a statement from Policy Analyst Alex Ambrose.

Following the EU's Digital Markets Act non-compliance decisions imposing fines on Apple and Meta, ITIF released a statement from Joseph V. Coniglio, director of antitrust and innovation.

Following the decision by District Judge Leonie Brinkema finding that Google illegally monopolized segments of the ad space, ITIF released the following statement from Joseph V. Coniglio.

Politico quoted Daniel Castro in an article about some in Europe’s tech space seeing an opportunity to cultivate AI startups in Marseille.

Research Money mentioned Rob Atkinson and Lawrence Zhang's techno-economic agenda in an article about how to reverse Canada’s declining innovation performance.

Ars Technica mentioned Ash Johnson's 2023 blog in an article about the effectiveness of age verification methods and whether the U.S. needs restructured policies to address safety concerns.

Associated Press mentioned Alex Ambrose's recent statement on the TAKE IT DOWN Act in a story about what the legislation is and what its passage means.

Forbes mentioned Meghan Ostertag’s 2024 blog in an article about new businesses in the U.S. being started by immigrants in a story about how Trump’s tariff policies are helping China.

Metro International Korea mentioned Lilla Nóra Kiss and Rodrigo Balbontin in a story on the Computer and Communications Industry Association agreeing that Korea’s trade system should be reformed to avoid tensions with the U.S.

Business Daily covered Alex Ambrose's statement on the TAKE IT DOWN Act.

CBSNews interviewed Joe Coniglio on the impact of Meta being accused of breaking competition law with its purchases of Instagram and WhatsApp. This interview was widely syndicated by the CBS family of networks and stations.

Axios featured ITIF’s projection of how retaliatory tariffs will impact U.S. ITA exports annually.

The Washington Examiner quoted Joe Coniglio arguing against the FCC anticompetitive accusations against Meta.