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CCIA Urges Lawmakers to Reject AB 1064 and AB 853 Over Online Innovation and Access Concerns

Washington – As the California considers two wide-ranging tech bills today, the Computer & Communications Industry Association is warning that AB 1064 and AB 853 would introduce vague and sweeping mandates that create costly legal exposure, limit access to information, and hinder California’s ability to lead in responsible innovation. While CCIA supports thoughtful efforts to improve transparency, online safety, and accountability, these two pr…Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Canada Looks Weak to U.S. by Backpedaling on Digital Services Tax – Brooks Bulletin

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LORNE GUNTEREDMONTON JOURNAL There are so many things wrong about the Liberals’ climbdown from the digital services tax (DST) announced late last Sunday evening.For one, they look like they played chicken with U.S. President Donald Trump and lost. They swerved first.That makes them (and the whole country) look weak. Trump will now be back again and again with new demands because he knows he can threaten to cut off trade talks or jack up tariffs …Donald Trump See the Story

CCIA Files Comments on the Colorado Privacy Act Rules

Washington –The Computer & Communications Industry Association has responded to the Colorado Office of the Attorney General’s request for input on the Colorado Privacy Act rules governing children’s online data. In its submission, CCIA emphasizes the importance of protecting children online while preserving freedom of expression and avoiding unintended consequences. CCIA said in its comments that system design feature regulations must be written…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

CCIA to Testify Against Massachusetts Bill Targeting Addictive Social Media Feeds, Citing Constitutional and Privacy Concerns

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association will testify before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet, and Cybersecurity today over concerns that H 4229/S 30 could severely restrict online expression, violate constitutional protections, and introduce new privacy and compliance risks. While CCIA supports efforts to help families navigate social media and improve digital safety for c…Privacy · Boston Read Article

Texas Forces Responsibility on Big Tech

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The recent Supreme Court decision upholding a Texas law intended to protect kids from exposure to internet pornography was a win for common sense and common decency.Austin, Texas · Austin See the Story

Canada cancelled its digital services tax. What was it and why did the U.S. hate it?

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Tech industry group sues Arkansas over new social media laws

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A tech industry trade group sued Arkansas Friday over two new laws that would place limits on content on social media platforms and would allow parents of children who killed themselves to sue over content on the platforms. The lawsuit by NetChoice filed in federal court in Fayetteville, Arkansas, comes months after a federal judge struck down a state law requiring parental consent before minors can create new social media accounts. The new laws were signed by Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders earlier this year.Arkansas Politics · Arkansas See the Story

Trump ends all U.S. trade talks with Canada over digital services tax

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