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CCIA Signs Letter Supporting Multistakeholder Input On UN Information Society Review

May 21, 2015

New York — The World Summit on the Information Society is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Starting next month the UN will begin a process ahead of a December conference in New York to review the implementation of WSIS. The Computer & Communications Industry Association joined public interest groups and others in a letter to the President of the UN General Assembly asking that process continue its tradition of allowing input from all stakeholders at each stage and to allow comments both at in-person meetings and online.

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Cybersecurity: EU Cloud Requirements Risk Excluding International Suppliers, Global Businesses Warn

Dec 1, 2022

Brussels, BELGIUM – A broad coalition of business associations from around the world is calling on the EU to refrain from adopting new requirements that discriminate against legitimate suppliers of cloud services, which would not only limit Europe’s cloud choice but also undermine effective cybersecurity. The 13 signatories, representing both cloud users and vendors operating…

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Product Safety: Eight Associations Call On EU Legislators to Finalise New Rules

Nov 22, 2022

The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe) and seven other leading trade associations, representing technology and e-commerce companies of all different sizes, today sent a joint letter to EU co-legislators on the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR). As the European Parliament and the Council of the EU are entering the final stages of interinstitutional…

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Sweden’s EU Presidency Is Opportunity To Boost Europe’s Digital Openness and Tech Ambitions, Industry Delegation Stresses

Nov 22, 2022

Stockholm, SWEDEN / Brussels, BELGIUM – The upcoming Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU is an excellent opportunity to give Europe’s digital economy a much-needed boost of optimism, ambition, and openness. Sweden should seize the opportunity to disprove those who are advocating for protectionist industrial policy. The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA…