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  • Privacy & Security

Mozilla Feature Diversifies Consumer Privacy Options Online

Washington -- Mozilla announced in a blog post today an Enhanced Tracking Protection feature as a new default setting for its Firefox browser. This feature can block cookies other companies use to tra...
  • EU
  • Internet Freedom
  • European Union

EU Court Opinion Poses Questions About Platforms’ Monitoring And Removal Obligations

Brussels, BELGIUM --- Advocate General Maciej Szpunar of the European Court of Justice today delivered his non-binding opinion in the case of whether the removal of illegal online content should apply...

White House Reviewing Plan To End Visas For Spouses Of Highly Skilled Workers; CCIA Supports House Bill To Instead Protect Workers, Families

Washington - The Department of Homeland Security could publish its plan to ban on H-4 visas used by spouses of highly skilled workers as early as today. The White House’s Office of Information and R...
  • Taxes & Trade

CCIA Responds To Threat Of Mexico Tariffs

Washington -- The Trump administration has announced plans to levy tariffs on Mexican imports. The Computer & Communications Industry Association, which recently called on Congress to approve ...

CCIA Submits Online Advertising Comments To Spanish Competition Regulators

Brussels, BELGIUM -- CCIA submitted comments to the Spanish Competition Authority (CNMC) today in response to its inquiry into online advertising. The filing offered information and statistics to show...
  • EU
  • Internet Freedom
  • Privacy & Security
  • European Union

EU and US Policy and Tech Leaders Discuss Tech Policy At CCIA’s Transatlantic Event

Washington — Senior U.S. government and EU officials and tech representatives discussed digital policy issues requiring cooperation like cybersecurity and online censorship at CCIA’s “Transatlan...
  • Patent Reform & Copyright
  • Competition

FTC Wins Legal Case Against Qualcomm; CCIA Brief Supported FTC

Washington -- The FTC has won its legal case against Qualcomm. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California found that Qualcomm’s licensing approach was anticompetitive.  Judge K...
  • Taxes & Trade

WTO E-Commerce Negotiations Are Opportunity To Improve Digital Trade

Washington - Talks are set to take place this week in Geneva on the WTO e-commerce discussions. In January, over 70 WTO members announced their intent to move forward with negotiations on trade-relate...
  • Competition

CCIA Responds To Supreme Court Ruling In Apple v. Pepper

Washington -- The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling today in the Apple v. Pepper case that covers antitrust and liability issues for Apple. The Computer & Communications Industry Associ...