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We are working to ensure that laws continue to promote innovation, freedom of expression & consumer choice in products and safety practices.
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Joined October 2020
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For the last 3 years, we’ve worked diligently to advocate for the interests of small and medium-sized technology companies. We’re thrilled to continue and expand that work. Learn more: shorturl.at/iOQW1
When AI is paired with continuous, rigorous safety standards, developers can create more secure and durable products. @GitLab’s newest blog is a prime example of Internet Works members deploying AI responsibly to strengthen security and protect users.
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“Less competition equals less innovation equals less choices for consumers. It’s that simple.”
ICYMI: Read more on the importance of competition in preserving user choice online in @Mozilla’s recent blog post.
🔗 Full blog: blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2…
Internet Works joined @ExpediaGroup in Seattle last week to discuss why the Middle Tech voice is vital to tech policy debates across the country. Thank you Expedia for hosting this impactful conversation!
Internet Works’ Executive Director Peter Chandler has been named a 2026 ‘Tech Titan’ by the @Wahingtonian.
The annual guide highlights figures shaping technology and policy landscapes in Washington D.C.
🔗 Take a look at the full list here washingtonian.com/2026/09/08…
Executive Director Peter Chandler breaks down two bills shaping the future of the Internet:
“Internet Works is committed to working constructively to ensure these bills remain workable for small and medium-sized tech companies and that we can continue to foster innovation.”
We are thrilled to announce that @Blocks has joined the association as its newest member!
🔗 Read more theinternet.works/internet-w…
Internet Works hosted a policy roundtable in Chicago with representatives from #MiddleTech companies, state legislators, and tech policy thought leaders. The discussion exemplified our commitment to helping lawmakers craft “right-sized” legislation.
🔗theinternet.works/middle-tec…
Internet Works partnered with our member, @Mozilla, for a panel discussion featuring speakers from @Tripadvisor and @PublicKnowledge on why competition matters for AI security and the open Internet.
Thank you to Mozilla for leading the discussion and to everyone who joined!
Internet Works has joined the @appfairness and the @LittleTechOrg in sending a joint letter calling for the advancement of the bipartisan App Store Freedom Act.
This is a step toward protecting consumers and fostering a more open, competitive mobile app ecosystem. ⬇️
Read more 👉 appfairness.org/coalition-si…
We’re officially an award winning trade association, earning the @ASAEcenter Power of Associations Silver Award!
Our mission to right-size tech policy proves that #MiddleTech can protect users while preserving the open Internet.
Read more: theinternet.works/internet-w…
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Now that Klobuchar and Grassley brought AICOA back, little/medium/app/travel tech are renewing their push
We are proud to stand alongside our partners @Mozilla, @Flickr, @Yelp, @ycombinator , @Proton, @LittleTechOrg , @TravelTech , and @roc_coalition.
🚨 NEWS ALERT: A coalition, led by Internet Works, representing hundreds of tech companies across the ecosystem is calling on Congress to advance bipartisan competition legislation.
👉 Read our full release here: theinternet.works/internet-w…
Meet the new Internet Works Executive Committee championing right-sized #TechPolicy: theinternet.works/internet-w…
AI is creating new spam challenges, but our member @Reddit is using LLMs to fight back.
Reddit's new tools block 23M spam views a day, proving #MiddleTech is leading the way in protecting the Internet.
🔗 Read more from @asilbwrites at @TechCrunch : techcrunch.com/2026/07/06/re…
Thank you to @ChuckGrassley and @SenatorDurbin for your bipartisan leadership in advancing the James T. Woods Act! 👏
This is policy done right: strengthening protections for kids while preserving the open, innovative nature of the Internet.
Right-sizing technology policy ensures we can protect users and hold bad actors accountable without unnecessarily burdening the #MiddleTech companies that drive competition and innovation online.
🔗IW’s full quote in the committee’s release: judiciary.senate.gov/press/r…
