Digital Liberty is a policy advocacy project focused on technology, telecommunications, media, and internet issues. It promotes consumer choice, free markets, and limited government regulation in the digital economy.
Free-market technology and telecom policy, internet regulation, spectrum policy, broadband deployment, digital privacy, media regulation, and opposition to taxes or heavy regulation on internet and communications services
Primarily supported through Americans for Tax Reform and related private donor funding
Americans for Tax Reform; associated with policy staff and contributors including Blake Reed and other ATR-affiliated analysts
Non-profit policy advocacy project; project of Americans for Tax Reform
