Internet Works

We are working to ensure that laws continue to promote innovation, freedom of expression & consumer choice in products and safety practices.

[Internet Works @_InternetWorks_]

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: https://t.co/SsMh8VJEF4

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Thank you to @RepRonEstes & @RepDelBene for your bipartisan resolution (H.Res. 1340) to oppose discriminatory foreign Digital Services Taxes (DSTs).

Read more from Representative Ron Estes’ release 👉 https://t.co/t2VUmDkTqA

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User privacy and public safety can go hand in hand.

That's why Internet Works is proud to endorse the bipartisan #NDOFairnessAct.

Thank you to @SenMikeLee, @ChrisCoons, @RepFitzgerald, and @RepJerryNadler for your leadership.

👉 https://t.co/r5GF3mGha4

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Thank you to @RepJohnJoyce & @RepGuthrie for your leadership on the SECURE Data Act. A single federal privacy standard protects Americans no matter where they live and ensures Middle Tech companies can compete on a level playing field.

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Internet Works released a statement of support for the SECURE Data Act ahead of the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s hearing.

This is a meaningful step forward for data privacy. 🔒

Read the full statement here: https://t.co/nzDge8dxgR

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The #MiddleTech perspective has landed in Congress!

Hear from @Reddit’s Lead Public Policy Manager, Billy Easley, on how Internet Works is pulling up a chair at the tech policy table to advance right-sized policies.

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ICYMI: Internet Works’ Executive Director, Peter Chandler named among the Top 500 Most Influential People Shaping Policy by @Washingtonian.

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Power comes and goes. But influence sticks around.

Here’s our list of the experts and advocates, outside the government, who are playing big roles in Washington’s policy debates.
https://t.co/p8lS12ZpqD

[Internet Works @_InternetWorks_]

Congratulations to IW’s Executive Director, Peter Chandler, for being named among the Top 500 Most Influential People Shaping Policy by @washingtonian !

See the full story here: https://t.co/jCD2yqBvdK

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65% of Americans use AI search, but only 15% trust it a lot.

A new report from @Yelp’s reviews what consumers really want from AI search: authentic community reviews and transparent citations.

Read more from Craig Saldanha in his latest report: https://t.co/5LWqNnMBjZ

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Internet Works is excited to welcome global travel leader, @Skyscanner, as our newest member, marking a more than 50% increase in membership in just over a year.

Read more in our latest release 👉 https://t.co/8cfpf1rw6D

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Last week, Internet Works hosted its annual California Lobby Day in Sacramento bringing the voices of #MiddleTech companies to state lawmakers.

Read more in our latest blog post 👉 https://t.co/CGrVUln276

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Lawmakers from both parties and expert witnesses alike expressed support for Section 230 during recent House and Senate Committee hearings.

Take a look at what they are saying in our latest blog post 👉 https://t.co/ylF3GX0cv9

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We had the honor of presenting @AsmBuffyWicks with our Middle Tech Champion Award during our California Lobby Day!

Thank you, for your steadfast leadership in passing child safety legislation that Internet Works was proud to collaborate and endorse.

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Middle Tech took over Sacramento for our second annual Lobby Day!

This week, Internet Works member companies met with 18 state offices, including the Office of Governor Gavin Newsom, to engage with leaders shaping the future of tech policy.

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Chairman @SenTedCruz warns that without liability protection of #Section230 the open Internet could be devastated.

Check out what they’re saying about Section 230: https://t.co/ylF3GX0cv9

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.@SenJackyRosen and @SenatorFischer share how #Section230 was designed to balance accountability and free speech, and eliminating the framework that created the Internet would jeopardize the vibrant community-led platforms online.

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The tech industry is not a monolith, and one-size-fits-all regulations don’t work. @Tripadvisor’s Caitlin Brosseau breaks down how we are right-sizing tech policy at the federal level.

Check out our DC lobby day blog in case you missed it: https://t.co/ge79rcZrfV

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Why was #Section230 created? To preserve a competitive free market.

At last week’s Senate Commerce Committee Hearing, Chairman @SenTedCruz gets to the heart of why #Section230 matters.

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Congratulations to our member companies @Reddit, @Patreon, @Pinterest on being named the one of the ten most innovative companies in social media for 2026!

[Fast Company @FastCompany]

The most innovative companies in media and news for 2026 https://t.co/Ykj2mq7I8x

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The Trump Administration's National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence not only prevents a fragmented patchwork of state laws, but also takes important steps toward ensuring a level playing field in the tech industry.

Read IW’s full statement: https://t.co/HbvQqVv6nO

[Director Michael Kratsios @mkratsios47]

Today, the @WhiteHouse released a commonsense National AI Policy Framework that ensures every American benefits from AI.

As @POTUS has said — we need one federal AI policy, not a 50 state patchwork. This gets us there.

Eager to work with Congress on this important legislation.

[Internet Works @_InternetWorks_]

The @WhiteHouse's newly announced National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence is taking steps to right-size tech policy avoiding disproportionate regulatory burdens that could stifle the innovation of medium-sized platforms.

Take a look 👇

[White House OSTP 47 @WHOSTP47]

https://t.co/EaXFkTB98D