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CCIA was founded in 1972 to promote open markets, open systems, and open networks in the computer and telecommunications industry. Today, the association continues to evangelize these principles across these increasingly diverse and economically important sectors of the global economy.

CCIA Releases Paper on Trade Barriers Internet, e-Commerce Companies Face

News & EventsSeptember 19, 2008

We’re releasing this paper today on trade barriers Internet and e-Commerce companies face as we approach OneWeb Day Monday, Sept. 22, which is a sort of “Earth Day” to look at the Internet, it’s health and future challenges to its openness. Here is a statement from Ed Black, President & CEO of the Computer &…

Op-Ed: Fighting Internet Suppression, Gov’t Spying, ISP Content-Bias

News & EventsSeptember 19, 2008

As appears in The Hill September 18, 2008 OneWeb Day, Sept. 22, is the third anniversary of the “Earth Day” for Internet users. It’s a day to consider what business models, technical tools and governmental policies help the Internet â€“ and what threats are lurking. Three threats to Internet freedom are worth noting on OneWeb…

Op-Ed: Fighting Internet Suppression, Gov't Spying, ISP Content-Bias

News & EventsSeptember 19, 2008

DOJ Antitrust Report Creates Uncertainty

News & EventsSeptember 9, 2008

The Department of Justice released a report on Antitrust Monopoly Law yesterday. The report, “Competition and Monopoly: Single-Firm Conduct Under Section 2 of the Sherman Act,” sought to examine whether specific types of conduct run foul of Section 2 of the Sherman Act. In response to the report, Ed Black, President & CEO of the…

News Outlets, CCIA Ask For Information in Intel Antitrust Case

News & EventsAugust 21, 2008

A long-standing gag order on a major antitrust case needs to be lifted, according to a motion filed today by news organizations and the Computer & Communications Industry Association. CCIA along with the New York Times, The Register, Dow Jones, the Washington Post and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press asked a federal…

IBM To Be Hit With Another Antitrust Complaint

News & EventsAugust 11, 2008

T3 Technologies formally announced today it had retained counsel to file an antitrust complaint against IBM in Europe. T3 is a small mainframe supplier, which bills itself on its website as an alternative to being bound by IBM. The European Commission is already investigating an antitrust complaint filed against IBM by Platform Solutions, Inc., which…

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CCIA Releases Paper on Trade Barriers Internet, e-Commerce Companies Face

Op-Ed: Fighting Internet Suppression, Gov’t Spying, ISP Content-Bias

Op-Ed: Fighting Internet Suppression, Gov't Spying, ISP Content-Bias

DOJ Antitrust Report Creates Uncertainty

News Outlets, CCIA Ask For Information in Intel Antitrust Case

IBM To Be Hit With Another Antitrust Complaint

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