Computer & Communication Industry Association
PublishedJanuary 11, 2023

CCIA Statement In Response To Biden OpEd Asking Congress To Unite Against Tech

In response to President Biden’s opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal regarding the tech industry, which he noted is contributing significantly to the economy, the following can be attributed to Computer & Communications Industry Association President Matt Schruers:

“The President’s attempt to rally Congress against one of America’s most economically significant sectors is not a path forward for meeting complex policy challenges. We look forward to working with policymakers on common sense solutions like federal privacy legislation, but Congress should not tie the hands of digital services working to make the internet safer, more secure, and more trustworthy.”

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CCIA Releases New Online Tool Detailing Barriers for Digital Exporters Around the World

Washington – In light of a global increase in harmful foreign regulatory proposals that threaten trade relations and the $2.41 trillion U.S. digital economy, the Computer & Communications Indust...
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California House Passes Link Tax On News Stories

Sacramento, Calif. – The California Assembly passed a bill today that would tax links based on internet search inquiries and social media connected to news stories. California’s AB 886, the “Cal...
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CCIA Sends Letter Asking Texas Governor To Veto HB 18

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CCIA Statement on 4th Meeting of EU-U.S. Trade & Technology Council

Luleå, SWEDEN – EU and U.S. officials met May 30-31 in Luleå, Sweden for the fourth meeting of the EU-U.S. Trade & Technology Council to discuss continued work on transatlantic cooperation on ...