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Consumer Protection: Evaluation of Current EU Rules Doesn’t Justify More Red Tape

Brussels, BELGIUM – Following a so-called ‘fitness check’ of EU consumer law, the European Commission last night published a new report that examines whether the same level of ‘fairness’ can...
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New EU Tech Chiefs Face Burning Questions, as Digital Innovation Gets Boost From CCIA Europe

Brussels, BELGIUM – As the European Parliament ramps up preparations for the hearings of candidate European Commissioners in early November, the digital sector has a set of burning questions for Eur...
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CCIA Testifies, Sends Letter Opposing South Dakota’s Age Verification Act

Washington -  The Computer & Communications Industry Association submitted a letter to South Dakota’s legislature expressing its concerns about the South Dakota Age Verification Act. CCIA s...
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CCIA Statement in Response to Gov. Newsom’s Executive Action on Tech Bills

Washington – California Gov. Newsom vetoed California’s controversial artificial intelligence bill that would have held developers responsible for the unforeseen uses of technology, rather than fo...
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CCIA Responds to Legislation Asking USTR to Consider Trade Implications of Korea Competition Bills

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association issued the following statement in response to the “U.S. – Republic of Korea Digital Trade Enforcement Act,” (Representative ...
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CCIA Submits Comments New York SAFE for Kids Act and Child Data Protection Act

Washington — The Computer & Communications Industry Association submitted comments today in response to the New York Attorney General’s Advanced Notices of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) for the S...
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CCIA To Tell Fifth Circuit that Texas Social Media Law Has “Millions” of Legal Problems

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association and its co-plaintiff NetChoice are back in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in Texas, filing their first brief since the Supreme...
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CCIA Statement on the Global Digital Compact

New York – Member States of the United Nations have adopted a near-term technology policy agenda by consensus Sunday afternoon. The Global Digital Compact addresses data flows, information integrity...
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CCIA Files Comments to DOJ/FTC on Consolidation Through Serial Acquisitions and Roll-up Strategies

Washington – In response to the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice’s joint request for information on corporate consolidation through serial acquisitions and roll-up strategies, th...
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CCIA Statement Following House Committee Advancing Kids Online Safety and Privacy Bills

Washington – The House Committee on Energy & Commerce has advanced the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) and Children and Teens’ Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA 2.0) for consideration by the ...
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CCIA Responds to Korea Fair Trade Commission’s Shift from DMA-Like Policy and Toward New Regulatory Proposal

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association is encouraged that the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) last week recognized that ex-ante regulation of select digital service p...
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UK, Meta Reach Agreement on Training AI Models in UK

London - The UK’s Information Commissioners' Office has reached an agreement with Meta that will allow them to train their AI models in the UK. The following can be attributed to CCIA Senior Dire...
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