End of the Road
After a decade of advocating for the developer community, the time has come to wind down the Developers Alliance. For some of you, this may come as a shock. As…
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Bruce is the President and CEO of the Developers Alliance, the leading advocate for the global developer workforce and the companies that depend on them. Bruce is also the founder of the Loquitur Group, a DC consulting firm, and the former VP and head of the DC Policy office of Ericsson, a global information and communications technology company, focusing on IPR, privacy, IoT, spectrum, cybersecurity and the impact of technology and the digital economy. He has previously held senior leadership positions in marketing and communications at both Ericsson and Nortel, as well as senior roles in strategy and product management across wireless, optical and enterprise communication product portfolios.
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Developers Alliance Joins Call for EU Policymakers to Swiftly Adopt the Extension of the Interim ePrivacy Derogation
Developers Alliance has co-signed, together with 52 tech associations and child rights organizations, a statement calling on the European Parliament to support the Commission and the Council commitment to swiftly…
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Alliance Files in the U.S. Supreme Court. Again.
Oh, and algorithms are people too. For some time now, two cases have been winding their way towards the U.S. Supreme Court. Both involve a social media site’s right to…
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Open Source Liability is Coming
No good deed goes unpunished (at least in Europe) Those who know me know I wrote my first code in the early 80s, and though I never made a career…
Read MoreDevelopers Alliance Joins Experts in Urging EU Lawmakers to Revisit Vulnerability Disclosure Rules in the Proposed EU Cyber Resilience Act
President and CEO of Developers Alliance, Bruce Gustafson, has co-signed a joint letter with industry experts calling the EU lawmakers to reconsider the vulnerability disclosure requirements under the proposed EU…
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Fall 2023: Regulating Tech
Developer issues are going to be widely debated behind the scenes even as politics takes center stage If you live inside the Brussels or DC bubble, you already know that…
Read MoreDevelopers Alliance Submits Comments to NTIA on AI Accountability
Industry-led AI accountability mechanisms are safe and effective. The Developers Alliance urges NTIA to act with a light touch and regulatory humility if it pursues AI regulation. Washington, D.C. June…
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The Right Way to Regulate AI in the U.S.
Focus on what’s not already regulated elsewhere! As I write this, AI is cool and scary and full of potential. We’re in a race towards commercialization of the rudimentary (but…
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Not Every Social Problem has a Tech Solution
Tech can accomplish many things, but it can’t do that. Facts first. It is impossible to have both secure communications and a back door for law enforcement. Not “hard” or…
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Stop Terrorism: Erase the Internet?
The U.S. Supreme Court has a decision to make. Will they override We The People? What, exactly, do Supreme Court Justices know about the internet? Its origins, how it works,…
Read MoreDevelopers Alliance Provided Comments on UK CMA’s Market Investigation on Mobile Browsers and Cloud Gaming
UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is carrying out a market investigation regarding mobile browsers and browser engines and the distribution of cloud gaming services through app stores on mobile devices…
Read MoreDevelopers Alliance Releases Statement on NTIA Report on App Ecosystem
The Developers Alliance is deeply disappointed with the conclusions of the “Competition in the Mobile Application Ecosystem” report published by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). Washington, D.C. February…
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