Advertising is a dynamic, multisided market, spanning search, social, and video, giving businesses unprecedented ways to reach their potential customers. Any antitrust review must weigh the scope of these competitive markets before considering intervention.

CCIA has issued a statement responding to reports that the UK government has put renewed pressure on Apple, demanding back doors to UK users’ encrypted data. CCIA warns that undermining encryption creates global vulnerabilities and calls for urgent reform to protect online security. 1/2

Protecting our planet requires innovative solutions. Thanks to American tech, scientists at Cornell are applying business principles and AI to make wildlife conservation efforts more effective and sustainable. news.cornell.edu/stories/2025...

As DOJ remedies proceedings in Google’s ad tech case begin, the court must account for the full complexity of digital advertising—any ruling should reflect a dynamic, competitive market, not an oversimplified view. Read more: project-disco.org/competition/...

In a medical emergency, every detail matters. American innovation is powering tech that analyzes patient data and scans, helping doctors make faster, more accurate life-saving diagnoses. www.news-medical.net/health/How-A...

The DOJ’s proposed remedies in its Google ad tech case stretch beyond the court’s findings. CCIA’s Matt Schruers warns: antitrust enforcement should target specific harms, not reshape a competitive ad industry. Read CCIA’s statement on DOJ’s Google Ad Tech Remedies Trial: ccianet.org/news/2025/09...

Innovation is driving operational excellence. American tech like AWS's Amazon Q helps businesses reduce costly downtime by empowering employees to find solutions in seconds, not hours. aws.amazon.com/blogs/indust...

America’s edge in space isn’t threatened by rivals; it’s threatened by outdated regulation. Fragmented approvals from the FAA, FCC, NOAA & the DoD force duplicative reviews, slowing innovation at the worst possible time. 1/2

CCIA, Chamber of Progress & NetChoice have filed an amicus brief urging the Third Circuit to reverse a flawed ruling that threatens competition & U.S. leadership in AI. Fair Use enables balanced copyright & AI innovation. Read more: ccianet.org/news/2025/09...

As the DOJ seeks to break up Google’s ad tech business, CCIA cautions that remedies must be narrowly tailored. Digital advertising is highly competitive, and overly broad measures risk distorting markets. ccianet.org/news/2025/09...

Canada’s plan to impose radio-style quotas on global streaming platforms risks undermining the very engine driving Canadian music’s global success, warns CCIA’s Jonathan McHale, testifying before the Canadian government. 1/2

From better marketing to smarter operations, American tech is a partner for small businesses. Pennsylvania entrepreneurs are using AI tools from Google to innovate and better serve their local customers. #TechForGood blog.google/outreach-ini...

Punitive antitrust theories risk creating a chilling effect: sending a message that being “too successful” invites punishment. The result: Less investment, fewer acquisitions, and weaker incentives for innovation—undermining the very growth a competitive marketplace depends on. 1/2

American tech is helping to deliver advances once thought impossible. With @awscloud’s support, UCLA’s AI co-pilot helps people with paralysis complete both physical and virtual tasks. #TechForGood www.technologynetworks.com/informatics/...

Structural remedies, if misapplied, risk degrading service quality and undermining the scale that benefits consumers. As the Justice Dept and FTC pursue breakups in major tech cases, there’s a real danger that divestitures could leave users worse off than before.

Smarter scientific experimentation helps build a better future. MIT’s AI system could accelerate cures, materials, and sustainable solutions. Read more here: news.mit.edu/2025/generat....

Shortly after the FTC sued Amazon, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) urged dismissal, warning the commission is trying to “regulate and punish truthful advertising,” a dangerous overreach that could chill marketing across the economy. Read more from IAB: www.iab.com/news/ftc-dar...

Shortly after the FTC sued Amazon, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) urged dismissal, warning the commission is trying to “regulate and punish truthful advertising,” a dangerous overreach that could chill marketing across the economy. Read more from IAB: www.iab.com/news/ftc-dar...

The Justice Dept’s push to force a divestiture of Google Ad Manager goes far beyond the Court’s narrow ruling. Such a remedy would disrupt tools that advertisers, app developers, and video publishers rely on to reach customers and monetize content, markets not even at issue in the case. 1/2

American tech is helping survivors heal. Stanford researchers are exploring how new tools can support PTSD treatment and deliver better outcomes. news.stanford.edu/stories/2025...

The Justice Dept case against Google’s ad tech misunderstands the dynamics, pace of innovation, and competitive landscape within the online advertising market. Advertisers have multiple options for placing ads, ranging from search and social media to video, apps, and beyond. 1/2

As policymakers debate tech regulation, it’s vital to recognize what’s at stake: a digital economy that fuels millions of jobs and over 7% of U.S. GDP. The benefits extend across communities in all 50 states. Read more on the #digitaleconomy here: ccianet.org/news/2024/09...

The FTC’s case against Amazon targets routine subscription practices, ignoring the clear disclosures and consumer choice built into Prime. The FTC is claiming that standard competitive practices, long used by major retailers across the economy, are unlawful when Amazon employs them. 1/2

AI is leveling the playing field for small businesses. @awscloud is delivering smarter accounting tools to help entrepreneurs work smarter, not harder. #TechForGood www.webpronews.com/sage-partner...

In the Google ad tech case, @TheJusticeDept relied on artificially narrow market definitions, focusing only on “open web display ads” while ignoring the broader ad market in apps, on specific sites, and in video. The same ad tech powers all of these, making the DOJ’s split illogical. 1/2

Targeting some of America’s best-loved services in one of our economy’s most innovative sectors will not stimulate competition in the digital economy. It will likely have the opposite effect. Read CCIA’s statement on the FTC’s case against Amazon Prime: ccianet.org/news/2025/09...

The next phase of the Google ad tech trial begins today. The Justice Dept seeks a forced breakup of the ad tech stack, but this proposal goes far beyond the scope of the judge’s original finding.

From classrooms to travel, @Google’s Live Translate is showing how American tech can connect people across languages and cultures. #TechForGood blog.google/products/tra...

Discussing the state of spectrum at our session on “the Future of Satellite Spectrum” back in February, Madeleine Chang of the @SIA_satellite, noted that LEO space may get a lot more congested, and appropriate #spectrum allocation is vital to its success. Read more: ccianet.org/articles/icy...

On Monday, DOJ begins the remedies phase in its ad tech case against Google, where it is expected to seek a breakup of Google’s ad stack. CCIA warns that sweeping measures go beyond the court’s findings. Read our statement: ccianet.org/news/2025/09...

American tech companies are providing students with the tools they need to unlock their potential. Check out Google’s new back-to-school AI tools that are helping students with everything from math problems to writing assignments. blog.google/outreach-ini...

America’s space leadership depends on modernizing launch regulations and ranges. With Cold War–era infrastructure straining under record launch demand, emergency funding and streamlined scheduling are critical to staying ahead. ccianet.org/articles/ame...

Brazil’s new digital competition bill would introduce a regulatory framework under which CADE could designate certain platforms as “systemically relevant” and impose special obligations on them. 1/2

Amazon is helping students and teachers kick off the school year right. Families in Atlanta and surrounding communities are starting the year with fully stocked backpacks and all the supplies they need to succeed. RT: x.com/amazonnews/s...

Satellite broadband offers huge potential, but realizing it requires smart regulation. With spectrum being a finite resource, careful management is key to fostering competition and meeting future public and private connectivity needs. ccianet.org/research/cas...

For 50+ years, CCIA has championed innovation and emerging tech policy. This year, we launched the Space & Spectrum Policy Center to drive U.S. leadership in satellite and high-band wireless deployment.🛰️ ccianet.org/hub/space-sp...

On Jim Cramer’s Mad Money on CNBC, Apple CEO Tim Cook highlighted Apple helping boost US manufacturing by buying glass for iPhones in Corning’s Kentucky factory, investing $2.5 billion in the local community. www.cnbc.com/2025/09/12/t...

CCIA is pleased to welcome Burke Kappler, Dr. Yaswant Devarakonda, and Caroline Palmer to our team. Their deep expertise in litigation, space & spectrum, and trade policy will strengthen our mission of advancing competition, innovation, and digital freedom in our 53rd yr. ccianet.org/news/2025/09...

Amid other tech deals between the UK and US during President Trump’s visit, US officials are expected to raise longstanding concerns over the UK's regulation of US tech and the UK’s digital services taxes that mainly collect revenue from US companies. ccianet.org/library/upda...

Tech-powered precision medicine is improving outcomes. Read more about how American tech is helping doctors identify bone fractures that are often missed in the ER, leading to better and faster patient care. www.weforum.org/stories/2025...

To enhance the relationship between the U.S. and the U.K., CCIA has provided an update to the suggested steps the UK could take to address digital-related restrictions: ccianet.org/library/upda...

The U.S. & UK are expected to sign a landmark Tech Pact tonight, a bilateral investment framework to deepen cooperation in #AI, #QuantumComputing, & #SpaceTech through joint R&D, procurement, and skills. 1/2

Fragmented agency reviews push launches months beyond schedule, draining resources from innovative companies. Without bold reform, America’s innovators will spend more time on compliance than on spaceflight. Read more on this from CCIA: ccianet.org/articles/ame...

During the 2025 California legislative session, lawmakers continued their aggressive approach to regulating the technology industry with a particular focus on artificial intelligence, child safety, and data privacy. CCIA’s State Policy Director Megan Stokes has more: ccianet.org/articles/cal...

America’s space leadership is threatened by our own outdated regulatory maze. FAA, FCC, NOAA & DoD operate in silos, forcing duplicative reviews & costly delays. If we don’t streamline, we risk ceding the $613B global space economy to competitors. Read more: ccianet.org/articles/ame...

Canada’s Online Streaming Act forces select U.S. platforms to divert 5% of gross revenues to cultural funds—already in effect. 1/2

President Trump will meet with UK Prime Minister Ken Starmer this week in London. "A world-leading tech partnership" is expected to be announced. 1/2

Leading US companies are building technology with a purpose. Check out how this groundbreaking AI camera system is reinforcing the global conservation community's efforts to protect wild tigers. news.clemson.edu/tiger-woman-...

The UK and US are expected to sign a tech deal partnership as President Trump visits the UK this week with a few tech CEOs. It will also be a chance to discuss #digitaltrade issues. www.politico.eu/article/uk-m...

Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke to CNBC’s Jim Cramer about why his company is investing $2.5 billion in Corning’s glass manufacturing factory in Kentucky. Cook said domestic manufacturing creates “a hub of economic activity in different places.” More from CNBC: www.cnbc.com/2025/09/12/t...