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The Progress & Freedom Foundation has just launched the new Center for Internet Freedom.  CIF offers an alternative to the proliferation of advocacy groups calling for government intervention online by offering timely analyses and critiques of proposals that diminish the vital role of free markets, free speech and property rights.  We aim to drive the Internet policy [...]

A new Kentucky bill would ban anonymous online postings, raising Constitutional issues over the First Amendment’s protection of anonymous speech. Restricting online anonymity is a double-edged sword, however, as anonymity is important for political speech and whistleblowers.