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France’s new hate speech law risks excessive takedowns, harms freedom of expression

Brussels, BELGIUM -- The French National Assembly today adopted its “Avia Law” aimed at combating hate speech online. The Computer & Communications Industry Association is concerned that it co...

CCIA’s Supplemental Submission to the UK CMA on Digital Advertising

CCIA’s Supplemental Submission to the UK CMA on Digital Advertising (12 May 2020)

CCIA – Submission to the CMA on Deliveroo

CCIA - Submission to the CMA on Deliveroo (11 May 2020)

CCIA Welcomes Launch of U.S-UK Trade Talks

Washington -- The Computer & Communications Industry Association welcomes the start of negotiations for a U.S.-UK Trade Agreement.  CCIA filed comments last year with the United States Trade R...
  • Competition

CCIA Offers Recommendations To Turkish Competition Authorities

Brussels, BELGIUM -- CCIA submitted comments on a market study into competition and the digital economy by Rekabet Kurumu (“Rekabet”), the Turkish Competition Authority. CCIA commended Rekabet for...
  • Copyright

USTR Releases Notorious Markets Report

Washington --  The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative released its annual Notorious Markets Report identifying online and physical marketplaces that reportedly engage in and facilitate piracy an...

CCIA Recommendations on Negotiating Priorities for U.S-Kenya Trade

Washington -- Following USTR’s announcement in February that the United States would seek to negotiate a trade deal with Kenya, the Computer & Communications Industry Association filed comments ...

CCIA Offers Praise For House Commerce Bill Promoting Secure 5G Networks

Washington -- House Energy and Commerce Committee members introduced a bill Friday designed to speed deployment of open standards-based, interoperable 5G networks through trusted sources. House Energy...

CCIA Asks Supreme Court To Review Constitutionality of ITC’s Actions In Patent Case Illustrating Expanded Use Of ITC Against US Companies

Washington -- As the International Trade Commission has increasingly expanded its jurisdiction to include ruling on domestic patent issues, the Computer & Communications Industry Association filed...