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'''First Amendment''' groups include the following:
*American Society of News Editors - defends freedom of speech by newspaper editors and journalists
*Electronic Frontier Foundation - founded in 1990 to defend the First Amendment in new media
*Electronic Privacy Information Center - defends freedom of expression particular on the internet
*First Amendment Center - defends the First Amendment through education and dialog
*First Amendment Project - a nonprofit law firm advocating for freedom of expression, and participating in litigation
*Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression - focuses on college campuses
*Free Expression Network - an alliance of entities defending free expression and opposing censorship
*Free Speech League - the oldest group devoted to protecting free expression, regardless of the viewpoint
*Media Institute - based in D.C., this focusing on First Amendment issues relating to communications
*Media Law Resource Center - which was founded “to monitor developments and promote First Amendment rights in the libel, privacy and related legal fields”
*Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press - filed an amicus brief in the ''[[Murthy v. Missouri]]'' case
*Rutherford Institute
*Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression
Additional groups that filed amicus briefs in the ''[[Murthy v. Missouri]]'' case against government censorship include:
*Louder with Crowder, LLC
*Atlantic Legal Foundation
*Institute for Free Speech
*Manhattan Institute
*Center for American Liberty
*Americans for Prosperity Foundation
*Liberty Justice Center
*Advancing American Freedom, Inc, et al.
*National Institute of Family and Life Advocates
*Buckeye Institute, an Ohio entity that describes itself in its filed amicus brief as "founded in 1989 as an independent research and educational institution—a think tank—whose mission is to advance free-market public policy in the states"
*Freedom X, which describes itself in its filed amicus brief as "a public interest law firm devoted to protecting and expanding freedom of thought, speech, and religious conscience. It represents students who challenge constraints on their political and religious activity."
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