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CCIA Responds to UK’s Online Safety Act Enforcement

London – The UK officially brought its Online Safety Act into force on Monday, December 16th.  Ofcom, the UK’s media and telecommunications regulator, has published its first-ever codes of pr...
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Virkkunen Must Break with Telco Ideas of Past and Build Digital Networks Act on Sound Principles, Coalition Urges New EU Tech Chief

Brussels, BELGIUM – Henna Virkkunen, the European Commission’s new Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, must reject the flawed proposals of her predecessor and approach the upcoming Digi...
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CCIA Applauds FCC Vote to Authorize Additional Spectrum for Internet-Connected Devices

Washington – Some good news today in the United States’ mission to find more broadband spectrum to run the connected economy: the Federal Communications Commission voted unanimously today to expan...
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CCIA Report Highlights Legislative Trends and Challenges in State AI Regulation

Washington – Overly broad or inconsistent regulations) could hinder innovation, impose costly compliance burdens, and create a fragmented policy landscape, the Computer & Communications Industry...
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CCIA Statement Responding to CFPB Imposing Supervisory Authority over Google

Washington – The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued an order that establishes federal supervisory authority over Google. The order, which relied on an alleged showing of consumer harm, ...
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Tackling AI Privacy, Amid EU Regulatory Uncertainty, Takes Centre Stage at Roundtable

Brussels, BELGIUM – In order to address pressing questions at the intersection of artificial intelligence and privacy, the European AI Roundtable gathered for the third time this year, hosted again ...
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MEPs’ Payment Fraud Liability Proposal is Flawed and Risky, New Study Concludes

Brussels, BELGIUM – A new study by Copenhagen Economics reveals critical flaws in the European Parliament’s amendments to the Payment Services Regulation (PSR). The shared liability regime for aut...
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CCIA Report Highlights Privacy Risks and Free Speech Concerns in State Content Moderation Legislation

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association released a comprehensive report today examining the wave of content moderation and online safety legislation that was considered i...
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Study Highlights Risks of Expanding Fraud Liability in Payment Services Regulation

A new policy brief from the European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE) raises concerns over the European Parliament’s proposed changes to the Payment Services Regulation (PSR), whic...
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CCIA’s Response to DOJ’s Request for Remedies in its Google Search Case

Washington – The Department of Justice is planning to request a federal judge to force Google to divest its Chrome browser and separate Android from Search and Google Play, as reported by Bloomberg....
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How the Digital Retail Revolution is Reshaping Consumer Choices

Washington - A new report commissioned by the CCIA Research Center explores the consequences of the increasing availability of online and omnichannel retail options on consumers. By reviewing differen...
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Fraud Liability in EU Payments Regulation: Study Warns Against Blame-Shifting

A new study by researcher Zach Meyers, commissioned by the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe) cautions that the EU’s proposed Payment Services Regulation (PSR) could in...
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