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CCIA Endorses Thoughtful Online Safety Bills Ahead of Markup

Washington – The House Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade is scheduled to mark up 18 online safety bills, including Promoting a Safe Internet for Minors Act (H....
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AI Act’s Transparency Code Risks User Fatigue and Technical Deadlock, Roundtable Concludes

Brussels, BELGIUM – The fourth European AI Roundtable brought together leading experts in Brussels yesterday to discuss the critical transparency requirements of the EU AI Act’s Article 50, which ...
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Commission’s Environmental Omnibus Falls Short of Needed Ambition, Digital Sector Stresses

Brussels, BELGIUM – Today, the European Commission adopted its Environmental Omnibus, an initiative aimed at simplifying administrative burden in environmental legislation. While the package provide...
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CCIA Supports the Digital Trade Promotion Act

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association applauds and urges the swift passage of Senators Young, Coons, Moran, and Bennet’s introduced legislation, the Digital Trade Pro...
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CCIA Report Highlights Evolving State Privacy Landscape, Trends in California, Massachusetts, and Vermont

CCIA 2025 Privacy Landscape One Pager WASHINGTON – The Computer & Communications Industry Association has released a new report today examining the expansion of state-level privacy legislatio...
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Don’t Let Digital Simplification Stall, EU Member States Warned by Tech Sector

Brussels, BELGIUM – As EU Member States meet tomorrow in Brussels for the Telecommunications Council, where they will discuss the European Commission’s recent Digital Omnibus proposal, the digital...
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CCIA Responds to Appellate Court Ruling with Request for Expedited Hearing on Florida’s HB3 Social Media Rationing Law

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association, along with its co-plaintiff NetChoice, has filed a motion asking a federal appellate court for an expedited hearing on the merits...
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CCIA Urges Action on Australia’s Discriminatory Streaming Content Quota Law

Washington - The Australian Parliament passed a law November 27, mandating online streaming services to meet government-prescribed levels of Australian content.  These mandates are inconsisten...
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Payment Rules: EU Council Backs Flawed Fraud Liability Plan of MEPs

Brussels, BELGIUM – Earlier today, EU Member States and the European Parliament reached a provisional deal on the Payment Services Regulation (PSR), originally meant to modernise payment rules acros...
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CCIA UK’s Response to UK Review of Digital Services Tax

London - The UK government has published a review required by legislation into the functioning of the UK’s Digital Services Tax. The review finds some evidence of impacts on consumer prices, but bey...
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Protecting Children Online: EU Member States Adopt Negotiating Mandate for CSAM Rules

Brussels, BELGIUM – Today, ambassadors of the 27 EU Member States agreed on their common negotiating position for new EU rules to prevent and combat child sexual abuse (CSA), the so-called CSA Regul...
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Australia expected to Decide on Streaming Rules; Companies Send Joint Letter

Washington – Australia is expected to vote this week on an amendment to an audiovisual bill that would require streaming services to fund the creation of more Australian content. Ahead of a decision...
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