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John Perrino

Washington, D.C.
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US Supreme Court Unanimously Defends Internet Access for Millions

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By John Perrino
| Internet Society
The United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of protecting people’s Internet access on Wednesday, 25 March. The case, Cox v. Sony, considered whether Internet service providers (ISPs) like Cox should be held liable and forced to cut off the Internet for music company allegations that someone is using their networks to illegally download or share copyrighted music.
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30 Years of Section 230: Why We Still Need It for a Safer Internet  - Internet Society

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By John Perrino
| Internet Society
Internet Policy 9 February 2026 This month marks the 30th anniversary of a section of United States law that has been called “the 26 words that created the Internet.” Three decades ago, in 1996, it was far from certain that billions of people would be directly connecting with each other in online communities, but it was beginning to become apparent that the Internet would quickly become integrated into our lives.
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Online Age Restrictions Need Strong Rules and Independent Oversight  - Internet Society

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By John Perrino
| Internet Society
Privacy 19 December 2025 Governments around the world are passing online age restrictions in an attempt to keep children and teens safe online. While often well-intentioned, age check requirements pose significant risks to people’s privacy, security, and access to an open Internet. Strong protections and independent oversight are necessary to ensure these policies achieve the goal of improving online safety.
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