Computer & Communication Industry Association

CCIA and Tech Groups Send Letter to Senate Intel Leaders Regarding Anti-Encryption Bill

CCIA joined several tech groups in a letter to Senators Feinstein and Burr late Tuesday saying their draft encryption access bill is “unworkable” and would do more harm for security than good. The bill from the two Senate Intelligence Committee leaders would require mandatory decryption be built into technological platforms.

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CCIA to Testify Against Hawaii Tech Bills Raising Free Speech, Privacy, and Innovation Concerns

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association will testify today before the Hawaii House Economic Development & Technology Committee and Senate Labor and Technology Committ...
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CCIA Asks Court  to Continue Blocking Texas’ Unconstitutional App Store Law

Washington - The Computer & Communications Industry Association filed its opposition to Texas’ motion to allow SB2420, the App Store Accountability Act, to take effect while its appeal is heard ...
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New Report Identifies Major Barriers to Launching a Robust Space Economy

Washington –  A new report by the Computer & Communications Industry Association’s Space and Spectrum Policy Center outlines how reforms to our outdated space launch policy could propel the c...
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CCIA Challenges Unconstitutional App Store Law in Utah

Washington - The Computer & Communications Industry Association has sued the state of Utah in federal court to block SB142, the App Store Accountability Act, as a violation of the First Amendment...
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