Think about the KOSAquences
We live in an exciting age of expansive and fast-growing technology. With new technology, though, comes new concerns about the online safety and user privacy of minors. Concerns that the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) attempts to address. While well-intentioned,…
Sex & Censorship
Sex is inextricable from a true understanding of the digital age. Or, as Camille Sojit Pejcha puts it, the “internet as we know it wouldn’t exist without sex.” This dialogue between the internet and sex is the very focus of…
DC Circuit Upholds FOSTA
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia upheld FOSTA (Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act) in a decision released today. Although the Court did not issue the constitutional ruling we sought, it held that the law must be interpreted…
Statement on Lindke v. Freed Amicus Brief
Can government agencies and officials block people on social media whose views they don’t like? Woodhull Freedom Foundation says No! Joining Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University in a brief filed June 30th, Woodhull…
Legislating the Web: Examining Recent Laws Shaping the Future of Free Speech on the Internet
This past Spring saw a renewed interest in Congress to legislate the Internet. Much of the proposed legislation claimed to help keep kids safe online. Senators stated that social media negatively impacts youth's mental health, and their new legislation would…
