Washington — CCIA joined six other tech trade associations in a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer asking that they borrow copyright language from the TPP to include in NAFTA. The letter explained the need to find the “right balance in the area of copyright” among a broad range of stakeholders. The letter said the TPP was the result of compromise and it’s important not to abandon that work that would bring greater benefits across more sectors of the economy.
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CCIA Raises Concerns as Florida Senate Takes Up AI Bill of Rights During Special Session
Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association today raised concerns as Florida lawmakers prepare to revisit the proposed Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights during the state...
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CCIA Comments in Response to UK Publishing its Annual Digital Service Tax Collection Amounts
London – Today, the UK’s HM Revenue and Customs published its annual tax receipts for 2025-26, including the total amount made payable to its digital services tax (DST), which totalled £944m (aro...
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DMA Reality Check Needed as First Review of EU ‘Gatekeeper’ Law Approaches
Brussels, BELGIUM – With the European Commission’s first formal review of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) expected in the coming days, the tech sector is calling for a rigorous, evidence-based asses...
