Washington, D.C. – March 9, 2026 – Internet Works proudly announces that Whatnot, a leading live marketplace in the U.S., has joined the coalition as its newest member.  Internet Works represents medium-sized Internet and technology companies, or “Middle Tech,” advocating for smart and balanced tech policy that considers companies of all sizes.  Whatnot’s membership further expands Internet Works’ representation across e-commerce, social platforms, and online marketplaces.

“We are excited to welcome Whatnot and its community of sellers and buyers to Internet Works.  Their growth as a leading live shopping platform reflects the dynamism and innovation that Middle Tech companies bring to the internet economy.  Through its membership with Internet Works, Whatnot will join industry leaders advocating for tech policy that supports innovation, competition, and user trust,” said Peter Chandler, Executive Director of Internet Works.

“At Whatnot, our mission is to enable anyone to turn their passion into a business and bring people together through commerce.  Joining Internet Works allows us to work alongside other Middle Tech companies to advocate for policies that protect consumers and small businesses — allowing platforms like ours to innovate and grow responsibly,” said Josh Korn, Head of Public Policy at Whatnot.

Internet Works provides a unique forum where Middle Tech companies, like Whatnot, can engage directly in policy discussions at both the state and federal level.  Whatnot’s membership reflects the coalition’s continued growth and reinforces the principle that the internet is a diverse ecosystem where companies of all sizes deserve a meaningful role in shaping the rules that govern it.

About Whatnot:

Whatnot is the largest livestream shopping platform in the U.S. and Europe, connecting buyers and sellers in real-time across any category – from collectibles like trading cards to comics, fashion, sneakers, and more.

About Internet Works:Internet Works is a coalition of diverse technology companies working together to right-size regulatory technology policy to foster trust and promote safety online so that the Internet remains a place of limitless possibility and innovation. For more information, please visit www.TheInternet.Works.