State of the Net Media Round Up

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The State of the Net Conference attracts the most prominent tech policy journalists in America. Over 60 credentialed members of the press registered to attend the 21st annual conference last week. Many of them served as expert moderators and interviewers for various panels and fireside chats. Maria Curi from Axios interviewed Rep. Jay Obernolte during his fireside chat, and Kelcee Griffis from Bloomberg interviewed Rep. Suhas Subramanyam during his fireside chat. Mohar Chatterjee from POLITICO, Miranda Nazzaro from The Hill, and Natalie Alms from NextGov were all included in a distinguished group of panel moderators. In addition, Justin Hendrix from Tech Policy Press recorded an episode of his podcast right from the floor of State of the Net.

Read on to find a sampling of press coverage from State of the Net. We’re thrilled that tech policy press flocks to State of the Net every year.

Axios Pro: What we’re hearing: Obernolte on AI, approps and more

The Washington Post, Tech Brief: Kanye West’s Super Bowl ad shows how speech bounds have shifted

The Hill: Why Musk may want to control OpenAI

POLITICO: Playbook: Let it snow

Tech Policy Press: Podcast: Paths Diverge at the Paris AI Action Summit

Inside Cybersecurity: The Week Ahead: Lawmakers talk tech priorities at State of the Net Conference; Senate panel to vote on FBI nominee

Route Fifty: Lawmaker warns of ‘patchwork’ state AI laws

Communications Daily: NTIA Seen Pausing BEAD Processing for Now; TikTok’s Fate Unclear

FedScoop: California Republican looks to codify NAIRR, establish select committee on AI

MeriTalk: Blackburn Charts Senate Path on AI, Quantum, Cyber Legislation

PCMag: FCC Commissioner Slams Agency Efforts to ‘Weaponize Our Licensing Authority’