EU’s Digital Protectionism Harms Consumers: Time for American Action
The EU singles out American tech while depriving its own consumers of innovation. It’s time Brussels answered for its harmful digital protectionism.
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The EU singles out American tech while depriving its own consumers of innovation. It’s time Brussels answered for its harmful digital protectionism.
India’s new stride for a safer internet for children reflects a greater problem than their screen time. As policymakers debate Australia’s age-based restrictions, millions of adult users could be drawn…
India’s latest move against the decentralised messaging application Bitchat is about more than one piece of software. It reflects a challenge that governments around the world face: how should emerging…
Pro-surveillance Republicans and Democrats said that unless we renewed Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act by its June 12 deadline, the World Cup could be attacked by terrorists and our communities could…
Omar Abdulaziz left Saudi Arabia in 2014, built a new life in Montreal and became one of the most prominent Saudi opposition voices outside the kingdom, as well as a…
Congress is considering passage of the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act (KIDS), a sweeping omnibus bill that would require age verification across much of the internet, restrict messaging for…
LONDON, UK – In front of Downing Street today, United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced he will resign and remain as caretaker until the Labour Party selects a successor. "Keir…
If we won’t trust teenagers online, we definitely can’t trust Grandpa and his boomer friends. Time for a boomer social media ban.
As if Canadians didn’t need another reason to be concerned with Bill C-22, the government’s so-called Lawful Access Act, news broke earlier this week that suggests the legislation not only…
The Consumer Choice Center has urged the UK government to base decisions on evidence when considering restrictions on children's social media access, contending that parents rather than politicians are best…
Carney government's teenager social media ban the wrong approach: Consumers Toronto, ON: The Consumer Choice Center is calling on the Carney government to go back to the drawing board when…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Parents, Not Downing Street or the White House, Should Decide if Children Use Social Media, Says Consumer Group London, 9 June 2026 - The Consumer Choice Center has…