Our Latest Positions on Policy.
The letter includes startups, large businesses, and business associations seeking to preserve the advantageous environment created by e-Commerce Directive guidance in the DSA.
Read MoreThe CMA invited industry stakeholders to submit comments addressing the initial findings and prospective interventions.
Read MoreThis is the fourth submission for the developer-centered organization and second to the Supreme Court in defense of software interoperability.
Read MoreThe letter details five recommendations that should be considered by the EU policymakers before introducing new legislative proposals for AI.
Read MoreThe letter details industry recommendations for the proposed legislation’s scope and compliance.
Read MoreThe Developers Alliance response to the market study on online platforms and digital advertising details the critical role advertising revenue plays in supporting small businesses and innovative applications.
Read MoreScott Burnell of Ford and Dave Swartz of MEDL Mobile to assume roles.
Read MoreSurvey Finds 91% of Developers Concerned Current Ruling Will Result in New and Higher Costs, Some Companies Going Out of Business.
Read MoreGoogle’s compliance with the European Commission’s decision on the Android antitrust case risks increasing market fragmentation and costs for developers and consumers.
Read MoreThe Developers Alliance is disappointed at the European Commission’s decision in its Android investigation. Today’s decision will inevitably lead to changes to Android’s free, open source model which, in time, will harm the Android ecosystem, rather than help it grow.
Read MoreA report commissioned by the Developers Alliance and produced by London Economics shows that the proposed ePrivacy Regulation being discussed in Brussels is potentially costly, definitely confusing, and likely to reduce innovation and investment across the EU. The total costs could soar as high as €551.9 billion annually in reduced turnover, with an impact far beyond the technology sector.
Read MoreThere are hundreds of emergency services applications in use across Europe, but they can currently only be used locally. In 2018, this should be a cause for alarm, so public safety organisation, EENA, together with Beta 80, Deveryware and the Developers Alliance, is going to do something about it.
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