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CCIA Urges Progress on Digital Trade Barriers Ahead of U.S.-EU Trade Talks

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association called for renewed progress on addressing barriers to digital trade ahead of Ambassador Greer and Secretary Lutnick’s upcoming v...
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CCIA Files Reply Brief in Texas to Block Unconstitutional App Store Law

Washington - The Computer & Communications Industry Association filed its reply brief today in its effort to block Texas’s unconstitutional mobile app store law from taking effect January 1, 202...
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CCIA Report Highlights Rapid Growth of State AI Legislation, Key Trends in California, New York, and New Hampshire

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association released a report today examining the 2025 surge of state-level legislation introduced to regulate artificial intelligence. Nearly...
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EU Commission’s New Consumer Agenda Needs To Balance Protection and Progress Better

Brussels, BELGIUM – The European Commission today adopted the Consumer Agenda 2025-2030, outlining its strategy to strengthen consumer protection over the next five years.  The Computer &...
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Digital Omnibus: Simplification of EU Tech Rules Requires Bolder Action

Brussels, BELGIUM – The European Commission’s long-awaited Digital Omnibus simplification package, unveiled today, is a welcome step towards simplifying the EU’s complex regulatory landscape for...
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CCIA’s Response To Court Rejecting FTC Claim That Meta Has A Social Media Monopoly

Washington —  U.S. District Judge for the District of Columbia James Boasberg has ruled that Meta does not hold a monopoly in the personal social media market. The Federal Trade Commission had ...
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CCIA Statement on U.S.- Korea Trade-Related Agreement

Washington, D.C. – The Computer & Communications Industry Association noted with great interest details of ongoing efforts to address trade concerns with Korea, as laid out in the Joint Fact She...
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CCIA Statement as UK Considers Resale Ticket Regulations

London - Reports in the UK media suggest that the Government is considering banning the resale of tickets above their face value. An announcement is expected tomorrow (19 November).  The Compu...
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New CCIA Research Finds Generative AI Is the Fastest-Adopted Technology in History

A One-page PDF on the research can be accessed here Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association Research Center today released its 2025 SPICE AI Report: Survey of Product ...
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CCIA Warns Québec’s Bill 109 Creates Significant Trade Barriers for U.S. Streaming Platforms and Device Manufacturers

Washington - In comments filed with the Québec government, the Computer & Communications Industry Association warned that Québec’s Bill 109, the Act respecting the discoverability of French-la...
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CCIA Testifies in Opposition to Michigan HB 4388, Citing Constitutional and Privacy Concerns

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association is testifying today before the Michigan House Regulatory Reform Committee in opposition to House Bill 4388, the “Social Media Re...
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CCIA Statement on South Korea’s Decision to Delay Exporting Digital Map Data

Washington, D.C. – The Computer & Communications Industry Association is deeply disappointed by the  South Korean government’s continued and unjustified delay in taking the necessary step...
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