Int’l Trade Commission decision threatens borderless Internet ecosystem

A recent letter penned by the R Street Institute and Niskanen Center, and joined by FreedomWorks, criticized the ITC’s decision, arguing that “treating cross-border digital transmission as acts of importation is an injudiciously broad interpretation” of the commission’s statutory purview.

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