ACTivists for Change: An Open Letter to Policymakers in the United States
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ACT | The App Association Letter re The Imperative for Supporting American Small Business Innovators in Ongoing U.S. Bilateral Trade Agreement Negotiations
ACT | The App Association Letter to the Trump-Vance Administration re: Ongoing Trade Negotiations Between The Republic of Korea and the United States
Letter from ACT | The App Association on the Inclusion of Language Substantially Similar to H.R. 3913, the United States-Republic of Korea Digital Trade Enforcement Act, in the National Defense Authorization Act
Sign-On Letter to the Honorable John Squires on his Confirmation as Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Joint Memorandum from Members of ACT | The App Association to Members of Congress re: Negative Impacts of the Digital Markets Act on Small Business
ACT | The App Association and a sampling of our U.S.-based member companies urge U.S. policymakers to ensure that the regulatory environment empowers small businesses to thrive while addressing emerging risks.
Our members are at the forefront of innovation that spans industries, however, they face significant barriers due to overregulation of emerging technologies, patent licensing abuses, and a lack of consistency across jurisdictions where they do business. We call on policymakers to ensure that small businesses and independent developers can continue driving progress and contributing to a competitive, inclusive digital economy.
Keep reading our detailed policy recommendations in the PDF below.
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