“The bill’s sponsors started out with the noble goal of protecting children, but recent amendments transform the legislation into a boogeyman that will scare away innovation,” said Steve DelBianco, executive director of NetChoice. “The current proposal will create a major regulatory minefield for social networking services while failing to provide meaningful protection for minors.”
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NetChoice, a technology trade group advocating for hands-off Internet policies, today took aim at federal legislation and sent a warning shot to legislators to ‘tread cautiously’ when regulating the online economy in releasing their list of the top 10 federal and state legislative proposals Internet firms should worry about.
