Computer & Communication Industry Association
PublishedAugust 28, 2014

Tech Industry Advocates Send Incoming European Commission President Joint Letter

The Computer & Communications Industry Association signed a joint letter welcoming European Commission President-elect Jean-Claude Juncker and offering support and assistance on his goal of creating a fully digital Europe and a single digital market. The letter endorses appointing a Digital Commissioner to review policies from an innovation perspective and to ensure EU policies are “forward-looking, future-proof and consistent across the Commission with a well-defined set of goals.“ CCIA plans to send the incoming president a broader manifesto on growing the digital economy next month.

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CCIA Files Joint Amicus Brief in AI Training Lawsuit

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association, joined by co-amici NetChoice and A.I. Progress, has filed an amicus brief in In re Mosaic LLM Litigation, asking the U.S. Distric...
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CCIA Encourages Supreme Court to Hear Patent Case

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association has joined several other technology trade associations to file an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to hear a patent case that...
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Tech Industry Encouraged by California Federal Court Ruling in Pentagon Anthropic Dispute

Washington - A federal court has ruled that the Pentagon cannot forgo standard government contracting procedure and blacklist AI company Anthropic without due process over a dispute about the large la...
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CCIA, SIIA File Joint Amicus Brief on Algorithms Involved in Free Speech Case

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association and the Software Information Industry Association have filed a joint amicus brief  in the Court of Appeals for the State of N...
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