Computer & Communication Industry Association
PublishedJune 16, 2022

CCIA Offers Comments To Japanese Regulators On Competition In The Mobile Ecosystem

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA)  submitted comments on the Japan Digital Market Competition Headquarters’ (DMCH) Interim Reports on Evaluation of Competition in the Mobile Ecosystem and New Customer Contacts (Voice Assistants and Wearables). In its submission, CCIA offered Japanese antitrust regulators its view on the need for a comprehensive understanding of the business models behind the so-called digital “platforms” to better evaluate any possible competition concerns.

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CCIA Report Finds the EU’s DMA Losing Appeal as Global Model for Digital Competition Policy

Washington – A new report from the CCIA Research Center finds that the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is losing appeal as a global model for digital competition policy, with government...
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Tech Associations Present Semiconductor and Industrial Machinery Tariff Concerns in White House Letter

Washington - The Computer & Communications Industry Association joined 4 other tech trade associations in a letter to President Trump on how his proposed 232 tariffs on semiconductors, robots, and...
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Hidden ‘Network Fee’ Backdoors in EU Digital Networks Act Exposed as Big Telcos Push for Mandatory Payments Behind Closed Doors

Brussels, BELGIUM – As Europe’s largest telecom operators gather in Brussels today, the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe) has launched a new policy explainer reveali...
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CCIA Europe Strengthens Brussels Team with Three New Appointments

Brussels, BELGIUM – The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe) has strengthened its Brussels office with new staff appointments across its policy and communications teams. ...
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