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Federal Judge Denies Florida’s Second Attempt to Evade Review of Its Unconstitutional “Internet Rationing” Law

Washington - A federal judge in Florida has denied the second attempt by the State of Florida to dismiss the lawsuit brought by the Computer & Communications Industry Association to block parts of...
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CCIA Urges US, Canada to use Upcoming Meeting to Take Action on Outstanding Digital Trade Barriers

Washington –  Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with President Trump at the White House tomorrow to discuss shared economic priorities. Renewal of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (...
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CCIA’s Response To UK Government’s Demand For UK Citizens’ User Data

London – In response to news reports that the UK government is renewing pressure on Apple, demanding encryption back doors to UK users’ data, the Computer & Communications Industry Association...
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CCIA Files Amicus Brief Supporting Fair Use

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association, joined by co-amici Chamber of Progress and NetChoice, has filed an amicus brief in support of ROSS before the Court of Appeals fo...
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CCIA Urges Canada To Avoid Outdated Rules On Streaming Services

Washington – As part of its broad-brush effort to introduce discriminatory rules creating preferences for Canadian online content, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CR...
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Italy’s Move Towards Network Fees Sets Blueprint for EU Under Digital Networks Act, Study Finds

Brussels, BELGIUM – Italy’s telecoms regulator, AGCOM, is setting a dangerous precedent that shows how the European Commission’s forthcoming Digital Networks Act (DNA) could introduce network fe...
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CCIA Statement As FTC Begins Its Case Against Amazon Prime

Washington – The Federal Trade Commission begins the trial phase of its case against Amazon Prime’s subscription services this week. The FTC is expected to argue that Amazon used so-called “dark...
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    Competition
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CCIA Statement Ahead Of DOJ’s Google Ad Tech Remedies Trial Beginning

Washington – The Department of Justice will return to court on Monday as the remedies phase of its case against Google’s ad tech business begins. The DOJ is expected to propose the breakup of Goog...
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CCIA’s Statement on the Tech Prosperity Deal Reached by the U.S. and the U.K.

London  – During President Trump’s visit to the UK this week, the U.S. and UK announced the Tech Prosperity Deal, an agreement to accelerate collaboration on cutting-edge fields including AI,...
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CCIA’s Comments on Brazil’s New Digital Competition and Regulatory Bill

Washington – The Brazilian government has introduced a congressional bill on digital market competition and regulation, proposing a reform of the country’s competition law and the introduction of ...
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New Study Finds DMA Procedural Flaws Hinder Compliance and Enforcement, Proposes Fixes Ahead of Review

Brussels, BELGIUM – A new study highlights critical procedural flaws in the Digital Markets Act (DMA) that are undermining the regulation’s effectiveness, while offering practical recommendations ...
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CCIA Hires a Trade Policy Manager, Adds Two New Positions at its Litigation Center and Space & Spectrum Policy Center

Washington -- The Computer & Communications Industry Association is pleased to welcome Burke Kappler, Dr. Yaswant Devarakonda and Caroline Palmer to the team of its not-for-profit tech trade assoc...
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