On January 29, 2019 Congresswoman Anna G. Eshoo, on behalf of her other Congressional Internet Caucus co-chairs — Senator John Thune and Senator Patrick Leahy — presented former Congressman Bob Goodlatte a gift as an appreciation for his decades of service as co-chair of the Congressional Internet Caucus. The co-chairs presented Bob Goodlatte, a renowned […]
Reps. French Hill and Suzan DelBene Ascend As Co-Chairs of the 2018 Congressional App Challenge September 25, 2018 Washington, DC – Today Representatives Bob Goodlatte (VA) and Anna G. Eshoo (CA) announced new leadership for the next session of the Congressional App Challenge (CAC), an initiative to inspire students across the country to learn about STEM education […]
Interns will have immediate responsibilities including event planning, website and database management, email marketing, content creation, and policy research. As a digital marketing intern, you will be central in planning and marketing frequent, nonpartisan briefings hosted on Capitol Hill for the Congressional Internet Caucus Academy, organizing and promoting the annual State of the Net Conference, and assisting […]
IEF policy interns are given wide latitude to develop programming for their terms. Interns will organize briefings and conference panels for legislative staff on Capitol Hill and coordinate with high-level Internet stakeholders from government, industry, think tanks, and trade associations. Interns will gain exposure to a wide variety of Internet policy issues, and will have […]
It Came Down to the Wire: ILP Foundry Trivia Night Recap Over 150 experts in Internet law came out to compete in the Internet Law and Policy Foundry’s Third Annual Trivia Night! Quizmaster Kurt Opsahl (who you may know as the Deputy Executive Director and General Counsel of the Electronic Frontier Foundation) kicked off the […]
Executives from Google, Facebook, Twitter and Others Will Provide an Unprecedented Under-the-Hood Look at Internal Content Moderation Practices Washington, D.C. – In the midst of growing public and Congressional scrutiny of internet platforms, there are more questions than ever about how those services are wielding their power to moderate the content that their users post. […]
