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AB 1791: Digital content provenance

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AB 1791

Digital content provenance

California · Passed one chamber

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Akilah Weber PiersonSponsorsAkilah Weber Pierson sponsored AB 1791: Digital content provenance.None
AdobeLobbied on itAdobe named AB 1791: Digital content provenance in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
Computer & Communications Industry AssociationLobbied on itComputer & Communications Industry Association named AB 1791: Digital content provenance in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
Electronic Frontier FoundationLobbied on itElectronic Frontier Foundation named AB 1791: Digital content provenance in 3 lobbying reports.3 reports
Recording Industry Association of AmericaLobbied on itRecording Industry Association of America named AB 1791: Digital content provenance in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Snap Inc.Lobbied on itSnap Inc. named AB 1791: Digital content provenance in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
Microsoft CorporationLobbied on itMicrosoft Corporation named AB 1791: Digital content provenance in 1 lobbying report.1 report
NetchoiceLobbied on itNetchoice named AB 1791: Digital content provenance in 1 lobbying report.1 report
Digital content provenance.Source recordsAB 1791: Digital content provenance has an explicit source reference to Digital content provenance..None

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