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CCIA Raises Concerns With New Mexico Privacy Bill That Departs From National Standards and Risks Digital Innovation

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association is testifying today before the New Mexico Senate Health and Public Affairs Committee in opposition to SB 53, warning that the prop...
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CCIA to Testify on Maryland Bills Affecting Online Content Moderation, Election Media, and Workforce Automation

Annapolis, MD – The Computer & Communications Industry Association will testify today before Maryland House committees on three bills addressing online content involving children, election-relat...
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CCIA Testifies Against Virginia Bills that Raise Constitutional and Compliance Concerns

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association is testifying today before the Virginia Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology to oppose SB 201, SB 232, SB 237, and SB 7...
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New Survey: Restrictive Software Licensing Undermines Productivity and Raises Costs at UK Businesses and Public Services

London - As the UK government prioritises economic growth and public sector productivity, new research reveals that restrictive software licensing practices are quietly costing businesses and public s...
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CCIA to Testify Against Washington Bill That Raises Free Speech and Privacy Concerns

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association will testify today before the Washington State Senate Business, Trade, and Economic Development Committee in opposition to Senate ...
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CCIA Applauds FCC Vote to Expand Broadband Spectrum with More Unlicensed 6 GHz Uses

Washington – The FCC has voted unanimously to expand unlicensed operations in the 6 GHz spectrum to allow a new class of unlicensed, higher-power 6 GHz devices. This means expanded broadband access ...
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CCIA Comments on 2026 Special 301 Report

Washington — The Computer & Communications Industry Association has filed comments in response to the Office of the United States Trade Representative’s (USTR) request for comments on the 2026...
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CCIA to Testify Against New Hampshire Tech Bills Raising Free Speech and Privacy Concerns

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association will testify today before the New Hampshire House Committee on Commerce and Consumer Affairs in opposition to two technology bills...
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CCIA Joins Brief Supporting Associations’ Standing to Challenge Laws Restricting Online Speech

Washington – The Computer & Communication Industry Association has joined an amicus brief along with TechNet and SIIA supporting NetChoice’s standing to challenge the Arkansas Social Media Saf...
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CCIA Testifies Against Kansas App Store, Age Verification Bill

Washington – As Kansas considers a bill that would require all internet users to submit personal data to access the internet, the Computer & Communications Industry Association testified against...
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CCIA Response to CMA Consultation on Conduct Requirements for Google Search

London –  The UK competition regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority, announced it would be consulting on a set of potential “conduct requirements” following its designation of Goo...
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CCIA To Testify Against Washington State Legislation That Would Restrict Low-Risk AI

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association will testify today against Washington state Senate Bill 6284, cautioning that the legislation would impose overly broad and imprac...
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