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End of the Road
Read more: End of the RoadAfter 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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Developers Alliance Releases Statement Criticizing The American Innovation and Choice Act
Read more: Developers Alliance Releases Statement Criticizing The American Innovation and Choice ActThe developer advocate finds the AICOA will bring chaos and dire economic consequences.
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Some Thoughts After The End Of Android Hearing
Read more: Some Thoughts After The End Of Android HearingThe future of the Android OS is decided in Luxembourg and Brussels.
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Developers Alliance Issues Statement In Response To U.S. Senate Hearing on “Big Data, Big Questions: Implications for Competition and Consumers”
Read more: Developers Alliance Issues Statement In Response To U.S. Senate Hearing on “Big Data, Big Questions: Implications for Competition and Consumers”The developer advocate finds Senate Judiciary’s’s hearing misrepresents the developer community in sharp contrast to previous findings.
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Going To Court For Android
Read more: Going To Court For AndroidSoftware Developers are fighting to prevent bureaucrats from ruining their livelihoods.
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Developers Alliance Backs New Report Detailing The Negative Effects Of The Proposed Ban On Targeted Advertising
Read more: Developers Alliance Backs New Report Detailing The Negative Effects Of The Proposed Ban On Targeted AdvertisingThe new report’s findings show that targeted advertising bans will deepen the digital divide in Europe.
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Developers Alliance Feedback On The European Commission’s General Product Safety Directive – Review
Read more: Developers Alliance Feedback On The European Commission’s General Product Safety Directive – ReviewDevelopers Alliance appreciates the opportunity to provide input to the consultation on the proposal for a Regulation on general product safety. Our comments are strictly limited to aspects related to…
