Computer & Communication Industry Association

A New Digital Competition Regime: Insights into Economic Risks

The New Digital Competition Regime proposed by The Australian Government would implement ex ante regulation for designated digital platforms. This report offers policy guidance to decision-makers on the potential economic implications of the new regime, and in anticipating its possible risks on the Australian economy, including: Lost Consumer Welfare, Spillover Effects on Labour Productivity, Direct and Indirect Effects on GDP, and Lost Investments.

Research

Generative AI: an Assessment of Competitive Dynamics in the Asia-Pacific Region

RBB Economics analyzed competition across the AI stack in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and concluded that the AI market in the APAC region exhibits intense, healthy competition across the entire ...

    Competition
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Repealing Section 230 Would Cost Americans Over $2.2 Trillion

Section 230 of the Communications Act (Section 230) importantly places legal accountability on creators of speech, rather than those who merely display it. It also allows digital services to safely mo...
  • Online Safety
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Fair Use in the U.S. Economy – 2025 Edition

A range of exceptions to copyright protection under U.S. law, classified here under the broad heading of fair use, sustain companies that represent nearly one-fifth of total U.S. GDP. This study fi...

    Copyright
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2025 Survey of Product Impact in the Connected Economy: Artificial Intelligence

The CCIA Research Center's 2025 Survey of Product Impact in the Connected Economy: Artificial Intelligence finds that generative AI is the most rapidly adopted general purpose technology in history...

  • Digital Economy