Why Internet Policy Matters

Ammori is a lawyer whose expertise is in Internet law, media law, freedom of speech, and cybersecurity law. He has acted as counsel on some of the most important cases involving the future of the Internet and the 21st Century First Amendment. He was lead lawyer before the FCC on the Free Press-Comcast case (also known as the Comcast-BitTorrent case), regarding network neutrality, which has been called a “model of the free-speech battles of the future.” He also authored a major report on the future of online television, which consumer groups filed with government authorities; the issue became central to the Comcast-NBC merger review and prompted merger conditions. He has litigated media ownership and children’s digital TV rules. He has argued cases before the D.C. Circuit (including the Comcast case) and the 7th Circuit, has filed briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court, has testified before government bodies in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, has advised government officials on four continents, and has delivered addresses at conferences in East Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America.