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President Trump’s announcement that the administration is initiating a Section 301 investigation puts Brussels on notice that discriminatory attacks against U.S. technology firms will not stand.

The European Commission’s decision to fine Google $1 billion for alleged violations of the DMA's bans on self-preferencing using Google Search and anti-steering practices in Google’s Play Store is yet more evidence of the regulation's discriminatory targeting of America’s leading innovators.

Following the French Parliament’s passage of a law to ban social media for those under 15, ITIF issued the following statement from Senior Policy Manager Ash Johnson.

Following the FCC’s vote to modernize its satellite and earth station licensing rules at its July 22 Open Meeting, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) released the following statement from Policy Analyst Ellis Scherer.

Following the FCC’s adoption of rules to auction 160 megahertz (MHz) of prime mid-band spectrum at its July 22 Open Meeting, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) released the following statement from Joe Kane, director of broadband and spectrum policy.

Following the European Commission’s issuance of two binding specification measures requiring Google to give third-party AI assistants equal access to key Android features and to share with third-party rivals, including AI chatbots, the same user data it uses to optimize its search service, ITIF released the following statement from Daniel Castro.

In response to New York Governor Kathy Hochul signing an executive order to create the nation’s first moratorium on new data centers, ITIF released the following statement from President Daniel Castro.

Following European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s statement calling for a minimum age restriction on social media access, ITIF issued the following statement from Senior Policy Manager Ash Johnson.

Following the Korean government’s proposal to channel additional semiconductor-related tax revenue into a new Future Response Fund, ITIF released a statement from Sejin Kim, associate director of the Center for Korean Innovation and Competitiveness.

Following the House’s passage of the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act (KIDS Act), ITIF released the following statement from Policy Analyst Alex Ambrose.

Tech IPO fortunes keep landing in the same zip codes, with the AI boom expected to pack 12,000 new millionaires into San Francisco alone.

Town Hall cited ITIF research in an column arguing that semiconductor tariffs will harm America.

Light Reading noted ITIF's support for FCC approval of an Amazon and Globalstar merger.

Tech Times quoted ITIF analysis that argued an overly broad Genesis Mission that fails to deliver will lower overall long-term support for AI at DOE.

NextGov quoted Michelle Lopes Maldonado who argued that the allegations against Moonshot AI underscore the need for more policies to clarify the legal distillation of models against illegal distillation.

The National Law Review quoted David Kertai on whether the AI Labor Information Act asks employers to answer questions that may be too ambiguous.

Forbes mentioned ITIF in coverage of the need to develop a national set of AI data privacy rules.

IT Brew mentioned Daniel Castro who argued against data center moratoriums.

Pharmacuetical Manufacturing Magazine featured Stephen Ezell's testimony to the Senate Aging Committee on Chinese control of biopharmaceutical supply chains.

CGTN mentioned Stephen Ezell in coverage of China's fast-follower approach.