Computer & Communication Industry Association
PublishedApril 24, 2014

8 Takeaways From The Aereo Supreme Court Oral Argument

CCIA’s Ali Sternburg, camped out overnight at the Supreme Court this week to get a seat for oral arguments in the Aereo case. She filed this post for CCIA’s Disruptive Companies (DisCo) blog on how the Justices appear to be focusing their attention after listening to questions and answers, including several on how a ruling in this case will impact cloud computing.

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CCIA, Industry Associations Ask Supreme Court to Hear Patent Case

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association has joined several other associations, including the Alliance for Automotive Innovation and SIIA, in an amicus brief asking the Su...
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Appeals Court Pauses Injunction on Texas’ App Store Law that Likely Violates First Amendment

Washington – A federal court agreed with the Texas Attorney General’s request to temporarily lift a block of the state’s controversial App Store Accountability Act today, a decision that allows ...
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CCIA Urges Veto of Vermont H 816, Citing Overbroad Regulation of AI Wellness and Support Tools

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association and a coalition of industry trade groups are calling on Governor Phil Scott to veto H 816, citing concerns that the bill’s broad...
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CCIA Files Comments to FTC and DOJ on HSR Premerger Notification Form Consultation

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association submitted comments to the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division in response to their joint...
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