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Statement on House Passage of the Defend Trade Secrets Act from Victoria A. Espinel, President and CEO of BSA | The Software Alliance

APR 26, 2016 | US

BSA | The Software Alliance applauds the House of Representatives for passing the Defend Trade Secrets Act with 410 votes, and sending it to the President’s desk for his signature. This is an important day for innovative companies throughout our economy. Read more

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Statement Praising April 27 House Passage of ECPA from Victoria A. Espinel, President and CEO of BSA | The Software Alliance

APR 26, 2016 | US

The requirement that law enforcement get a warrant to access our information lies at the core of Americans’ privacy rights. In the digital age, those rights exist regardless of whether a person’s information is in a diary locked in a home or in an email in the cloud. Read more

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Malaysia's Cloud Computing Policies Remain Steady, According to Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

APR 25, 2016 | MALAYSIA

In a new, far-reaching study by BSA | The Software Alliance that assessed cloud computing policies around the globe, Malaysia ranks thirteenth out of 24 leading IT economies, unchanged compared to its ranking in 2013. Read more

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India's Cloud Computing Policies Fall Further Behind, According to Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

APR 25, 2016 | INDIA

In a new, far-reaching study by BSA | The Software Alliance that assessed cloud computing policies around the globe, India ranks eighteenth out of 24 leading IT economies, compared to its ranking of seventeenth in 2013. Read more

AI Privacy Cybersecurity IP Trade

Australia's Cloud Computing Policies Fall Behind Global Leaders, According to Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

APR 25, 2016 | AUSTRALIA

Study ranks countries’ cloud policies. Thailand makes progress; China, India, and Korea fall behind. Read more

AI Privacy Cybersecurity IP Trade

Despite Gains in the Region, Asia-Pacific Countries' Cloud Computing Policies Leave Much Room for Improvement, Shows Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

APR 25, 2016 | ASIA PACIFIC

National governments continue to make significant strides in improving the legal and regulatory environment for cloud computing around the globe and in the region, but important exceptions exist in several countries that threaten to impede economic growth in those markets, according to a far-reaching study by BSA | The Software Alliance. Read more

Press Releases

Statement on House Passage of the Defend Trade Secrets Act from Victoria A. Espinel, President and CEO of BSA | The Software Alliance

Statement Praising April 27 House Passage of ECPA from Victoria A. Espinel, President and CEO of BSA | The Software Alliance

Malaysia's Cloud Computing Policies Remain Steady, According to Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

India's Cloud Computing Policies Fall Further Behind, According to Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

Australia's Cloud Computing Policies Fall Behind Global Leaders, According to Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

Despite Gains in the Region, Asia-Pacific Countries' Cloud Computing Policies Leave Much Room for Improvement, Shows Global Study from BSA | The Software Alliance

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