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CCIA Welcomes Senator Hatch’s Focus On Innovation Issues
February 16, 2017
Washington -- Senator Orrin Hatch, who chairs the Senate’s Republican High Tech Task Force, released his Innovation Agenda at a news conference today. Hatch highlighted better data privacy, which is...
Tech Industry Groups Ask Congress To Add Reforms To Surveillance Act
February 15, 2017
Washington -- The expiration of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is fast approaching. CCIA and other tech industry groups sent a letter today urging Congressional leaders to co...
CCIA Asks USTR To Focus On Copyright Regulations In Annual Trade Report
February 9, 2017
Washington -- As more countries pass or consider copyright regulations that violate current U.S. trade agreements and international copyright norms, the Computer & Communications Industry Associat...
The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Stands on Firm Ground
February 9, 2017
Washington -- The EU-US Privacy Shield Framework, concluded last year, is critical to the information flows driving $260 billion in transatlantic digital services. It is critical to the ability of Eur...
CCIA Applauds Passage of Email Privacy Act
February 6, 2017
Washington - The House approved the Email Privacy Act under a suspension of the rules Monday. The legislation, which passed with a voice vote, would enhance privacy protections to citizens’ email. T...
Irish Court To Hear Data Privacy Case Tuesday
February 6, 2017
Brussels -- The Irish High Court will begin hearing a data transfer case tomorrow, 7th February, that questions the validity of one of the few legal instruments European and international companies re...
CCIA Asks House To Pass Email Privacy Act
February 3, 2017
Washington - The House is expected to once again vote on the Email Privacy Act under a suspension of the rules Monday. Last session the House unanimously approved legislation to enhance privacy protec...
DG Competition Launches 3 E-Commerce Antitrust Investigations
February 2, 2017
Brussels -- European competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager announced the opening of three investigations today involving video game makers, electronics makers and tour operators suspected of ant...