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Economic Study Finds Congressional Antitrust Bills to Cost Consumers, Business Users $319 Billion
March 22, 2022
Washington -- A comprehensive economic study by National Economic Research Associates (NERA) finds that proposed antitrust legislation in Congress could cost the economy $319 billion. The result would...
CCIA Asks European Court of Justice To Preserve Existing Legal Tests in Response to Appeal
April 3, 2023
Luxembourg, LUXEMBOURG – The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe) submitted its response to Google’s appeal in Case C-738/22 P, which asked the European Court of Justic...
The Cost of Tech Regulatory Bills to State and Local Pension Plans – State By State Aggregates
May 20, 2022Tech regulatory bills like S. 2992 and H.R. 3816 would increase operating costs for regulated U.S. companies, reducing their market value and harming their shareholders. State and local government ...
Radical Proposals to Overhaul Antitrust Laws Would Cost Public Sector Workers in Pension Benefits
May 20, 2022Radical proposals to overhaul antitrust law, such as pending bills S. 2992 and H.R. 3816, would cost 27.9 million teachers, fire fighters, and nurses almost $4,000 per person in lost retirement b...
Irreplaceable Acquisitions: Proposed Platform Legislation and Venture Capital
November 8, 2021An economic analysis of the merger and acquisition restrictions in House and Senate legislation finds the provisions would have blocked a significant source of spending on tech startups and resulte...
CCIA Expresses Concerns About 'Buy American' Provisions In Stimulus Bill In Letter To House, Senate Leaders
February 2, 2009
As the Senate now considers the economic stimulus legislation, a tech trade association is concerned that some well-intentioned “Buy American” provisions could have a negative economic impact. The...
CCIA Expresses Concerns About ‘Buy American’ Provisions In Stimulus Bill In Letter To House, Senate Leaders
February 2, 2009
As the Senate now considers the economic stimulus legislation, a tech trade association is concerned that some well-intentioned “Buy American” provisions could have a negative economic impact. The...
CCIA Testimony Explains How China’s Internet Censorship Is A Trade Barrier
November 17, 2011
A joint Congressional Committee is examining Internet censorship in China at a hearing today. The Congressional Executive Committee on China is concerned about the various tools China uses to censor a...
Judiciary Committee Holds Lopsided SOPA Hearing Today
November 16, 2011
The House Judiciary Committee held its first hearing on broad new Internet regulations, which have been opposed by cybersecurity experts, technology and consumer electronic business associations, law ...
ECPA Reform Event: Party Like It’s 1986
October 5, 2011
On October 20, join Google, Facebook, ACLU, Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT), Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), Competitive Enterprise Institute, Computer & Communications Industry...
Commission Publishes New IPR Strategy
May 24, 2011
The European Commission released a broad Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) strategy today, which defines outstanding initiatives in the areas of authors’ IPRs, trademarks, designs, and geographic...