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The sheer volume of bad bills threatening the tech sector has outpaced the resources available to fight them.
Gone are the days when tech companies stood united for the good of the industry and the underlying internet.
Companies must make tough decisions about where to invest their resources, often prioritizing bills that directly impact their own products, services, and users.
Trade associations manage the interests of their industry members by engaging with lawmakers on key bills, testifying at hearings, submitting comments, and initiating legal challenges.
This growing disdain towards the tech industry (“techlash”) shapes how companies assess the risks of contesting contentious laws.
But trade associations are not a panacea for the complexities of litigation.
Jess Miers : Tech litigation is neither a reliable nor sustainable method to address the rising hostility towards the tech industry.
We must vigilantly monitor and respond to problematic legislation from its inception.
If left unchecked, even seemingly innocuous messaging bills from states like Texas and Florida will gradually erode the foundations of our digital freedoms.
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