US Congress could ban Internet legislation for 2 years

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Is US Congress seriously considering tying its own hands in barring the introduction of further legislation concerning the Internet?

It seems so.  Californian Republican Congressman Darrell Issa  is proposing a new Bill – the Internet American Moritorium Act (IAMA) which will put an end to further internet legislation for two years. Will this put an unacceptable burden on business and the American way of life. Will the proposal tie Congress in a way which may be unconstitutional.

Lawyers Jonathan Armstrong and Eric Sinrod from Duane Morris LLP discuss their views in their latest Tech Law 10 transatlantic podcast.

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Jonathan is a partner with international law firm Duane Morris LLP. He practices in corporate law specialising in risk, technology and compliance across Europe.

Jonathan Armstrong – who has written posts on E RADAR | Smarter business online.


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