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A Roadmap for a New White House & Congress

How can policymakers get it right? And where should they start? At CDT, we’ve published a roadmap detailing the four most urgent tech policy priorities we believe the White House and Congress need to address.

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CDT Recommendations to the Biden Administration and 117th Congress to Advance Civil Rights & Civil Liberties in the Digital Age

CDT Joins Broad Coalition in Urging Biden Administration and Congress to Nominate Fifth FCC Commissioner

Supreme Court: The CFAA Does Not Make Criminals of Millions of Computer Users

CDT Staff to Tackle Hottest Issues in Tech at RightsCon 2021
CDT Joins Library & Research Orgs, EFF, and Public Knowledge in Weighing in on the Sony v. Cox case.

CDT Joins Library & Research Orgs, EFF, and Public Knowledge in Weighing in on Sony v. Cox

CDT Joins Public Knowledge, Re:Create, RSI, & the Organization for Transformative Works in Pressing Copyright Office on Issues with CASE Act Implementation
Screen Shot of a Letter CDT Joined Urging Incoming FTC Commissioners to Address Civil Rights Principles

CDT Joins Letter Urging Incoming FTC Commissioners to Address Civil Rights Principles
This is the first post in a series from CDT, entitled "Tech Policy & COVID: What We've Learned About the Digital Divide."

Tech Policy & COVID: What We’ve Learned about the Digital Divide

CDT Letter in Response to Senator Tillis’ Digital Copyright Act Discussion Draft

EU Tech Policy Brief: February 2021 Recap

Section 230 and Competition Policy are Inextricably Intertwined
Screenshot of Bipartisan Coalition Letter CDT Joined Asking Congress to Provide FTC More Resources for Expert Staff

CDT Joins Bipartisan Coalition Asking Congress to Provide FTC More Resources for Expert Staff

EU Tech Policy Brief: January 2021 Recap