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Congressional State of Play: Cross-border Law Enforcement Demands for User Data

Let’s say a U.S. law enforcement agency obtains a warrant against a criminal suspect. As a part of the investigation, the agency requests that an online service provider hand over the suspect’s em...

Study Shows Fair Use Industries Make Up One Sixth Of The Economy

Washington -- As policymakers consider IP policy and trade agreement updates like the NAFTA renegotiation, balanced copyright language remains as important as ever. The Computer & Communications I...

European Parliament’s Internal Market Committee Votes On Copyright Directive

Brussels, BELGIUM -- Last September, the European Commission published its proposal for a Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (the “copyright proposal”). This proposal has been den...
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“Fair Use in the Economy” Study Release Friday

Washington -- Congressman Jared Polis, D-Colo., and Congressman Blake Farenthold, R-Texas, will offer opening remarks at the release of a new economic study on the value of industries like technology ...

CCIA, Tech Company Members Meet Incoming Estonia EU Presidency

Tallinn, Estonia -- The Computer & Communications Industry Association is on 7-8 June leading a delegation of its tech companies to meet with senior Estonian officials ahead of the upcoming Estoni...
  • Cybersecurity

CCIA Highlights To Trump Administration Trade Barriers In China’s Cybersecurity Law

Washington -- As the Administration considers how to handle China’s pending new cybersecurity law, the Computer & Communications Industry Association sent a letter to Gary Cohn, the Director of ...

Bruce Aitken To Serve As Chairman of the Board for CCIA

Washington -- Bruce Aitken has been named Chairman of the Board for the Computer & Communications Industry Association at its May board meeting. Aitken takes over for outgoing chairman Ed Peters o...

CCIA Launches Video Appeal For Better EU Copyright Policies

Brussels, BELGIUM -- As evidenced by the recent joint-letter on the proposal for a directive on copyright in the Digital Single Market signed by 64 organisations representing Internet users, online se...

CCIA, Over 60 Organisations To EU Lawmakers: Put The Copyright Reform Back On The Right Track

Brussels, BELGIUM -- Today, CCIA and over 60 civil society organisations and trade associations representing Internet users, online services, startups, publishers and research and educational institut...