Computer & Communication Industry Association
PublishedJuly 23, 2026

CCIA Response to $1 Billion Google DMA Fine Announced by European Commission 

In response to the European Commission announcing a nearly $1 billion fine for Google under the EU’s Digital Markets Act, the following can be attributed to Daniel Friedlaender, Senior Vice President and Head of CCIA Europe: 

“This continues an unfortunate trend of regulators in Europe attempting to penalise successful businesses for product features that consumers love, forcing downgrades of useful services. Regulation should make consumers better off, not make products worse.”

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CCIA Urges FTC to Clarify Personalized Pricing Guidance and Preserve Consumer Discounts

Washington - The Computer & Communications Industry Association has filed comments with the Federal Trade Commission in response to its request for public comment on a proposed enforcement policy ...
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Tech Industry Concerned by DC Court Ruling in Pentagon Anthropic Dispute

Washington - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has ruled that the Pentagon had a sufficient basis for identifying Anthropic as a “supply chain risk,” and it dismissed ...
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CCIA Asks DHS to Reconsider $103,265 H-1B Visa Fees, Citing Risks to U.S. AI Leadership

Washington - The Computer & Communications Industry Association filed comments urging the Department of Homeland Security to withdraw its proposal to impose a $103,265 fee on H-1B petitions, warni...
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CCIA Raises Concerns with Vermont’s Proposed Age-Appropriate Design Code Rules

Washington, D.C. – The Computer & Communications Industry Association testified on proposed rules implementing the Age-Appropriate Design Code. CCIA warned that provisions exceed the scope of Ac...
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