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This fall, @publicknowledge turns 25! 🎉 We've spent a quarter century defending your right to connect and communicate: We stopped SOPA/PIPA, fought for #netneutrality, secured $65B for broadband and more. Join us this fall as we celebrate- learn more:
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Sherwin Lee Siy spent his career fighting for an open internet and mentoring the generation of advocates who came next. The fund in his name is building a permanent fellowship to carry this legacy forward.
ALT Graphic with Public Knowledge logo, and text that reads, "Double your impact. Every gift to the Sherwin Lee Siy Memorial Fund will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to $100,000, through Dec. 31, 2026."
This year, Sherwin's mother, Mrs. Kong, is matching every gift to his memorial fund through Dec. 31. Join us in honoring his legacy.
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.@publicknowledge is pleased to announce two new additions to our staff: We welcome Raza Panjwani as Senior Policy Counsel, and Jasmine Held-Hernandez as Government Affairs Policy Counsel. 🎉
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Some AI regulation frameworks treat innovation as self-justifying. Others take risks and harms seriously, but offer no vision of what to build instead.
Ours does both. Introducing the Public Knowledge AI Regulation Framework:
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Who should shape the rules for emerging technology?
Well, @NicholasPGarcia, Senior Policy Counsel at @publicknowledge, focuses on emerging technologies, intellectual property and closing the digital divide. He’s joining Broadband Breakfast for a discussion about AI, technology policy and the issues that could influence the 2026 midterm elections.
📅 TODAY, October 14, at 12 Noon ET
📡 Broadband & AI in the Midterm Election
🎥 Watch live for FREE: broadbandbreakfast.com/broad…
#ArtificialIntelligence #DigitalDivide #TechPolicy #Midterms
The day is finally here. Tonight, we'll be celebrating trailblazers in tech policy and the public interest at the 23rd Annual IP3 Awards. You won't want to miss — RSVP:
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Commissioner Gomez brings over 30 years of public and private sector experience in communications law, with pivotal roles including Deputy Administrator at the @NTIAgov as well as serving as Counsel to the U.S. @SenateCommerce Committee.
Learn more and grab your tickets today to join us in celebrating her achievements this Thursday, Oct. 8:
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Last, but certainly not least in our #IP3Spotlight Series! Public Knowledge is proud to present a President’s Award to Commissioner @AGomezFCC for her steadfast commitment to ensuring the law honors and serves the public.
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What happens when innovation moves faster than the rules meant to govern it?
For America250 / Telecom150, Panel 1: Innovation brings together experts to look at 150 years of technological change — and the regulatory choices that helped shape what came next.
🎙️ Shane Greenstein — @HarvardHBS
🎙️ Chris Lewis @ChrisJ_Lewis — @publicknowledge
🎙️ Matt DelNero — @CovingtonLLP
From the rise of the internet to the technologies being built today, the panel will explore how we balance permissionless innovation, regulation and the risks that come with new technology.
📡 What can 150 years of telecommunications history tell us about governing what comes next?
Join us TODAY at 12 Noon ET.
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Today, a federal judge approved the settlement between Paramount and a group of state attorneys general that sued to block its merger with @wbd. Public Knowledge remains opposed to this settlement that poses harm to consumers and creatives alike:
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Today, the @FCC voted to provide more spectrum capacity for satellite broadband services. This additional spectrum clears the way for improving satellite broadband capacity for millions of rural Americans, and encourages innovation and competition in satellite services.
Read more in our statement from Senior Vice President @haroldfeld:
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On Thursday, Oct. 1 at 12 Noon ET, tune in to @BroadbandCensus for a virtual panel event examining 150 years of American communications, and what that history can tell us about the future, feat. @publicknowledge President & CEO @ChrisJ_Lewis. Register:
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Unlike every other industry, when it comes to AI systems, safety claims rest entirely on evaluations companies run themselves or on company-selected vendors for third-party assessments. It's time for a new approach, say @NicholasPGarcia & @CarolineSSingh.
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The remedies in the Google ad tech case "stopped well short of actually preventing future abuses of monopoly power," writes Public Knowledge Senior Policy Advocate Patrick Gallaher in @techpolicypress:
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The disappointing outcome of the multiyear Google ad-tech antitrust case is the latest example of antitrust enforcement alone being insufficient to rein in Big Tech. It's time for a digital regulator, says Audrey Black in her latest blog post:
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In the wake of 9/11, Congress passed the FirstNet Authority statute with the goal of creating a nationwide broadband network, so that first responders could communicate with each other at any place, no matter what network they used. Now, that authority is set to expire.
Despite the statute's lofty goals, FirstNet is still not truly interoperable. This is Congress' opportunity to fix that, says @haroldfeld in his latest blog post:
publicknowledge.org/finishin…
Today, @SenThomTillis and @RepZoeLofgren introduced the DEFEND IP Act of 2026, which would allow rightsholders to secure “blocking orders” against foreign websites accused of copyright infringement.
“For the second time in as many weeks, rightsholders have convinced Congress to build out an expansive infrastructure for censorship rather than go after the root of the problem: operators of overseas piracy websites.” Read our statement from @M_F_Rose:
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