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The '''National Business Coalition on E-Commerce and Privacy''' is a business lobbying group of 15 big name-brand companies and associations such as [[Visa]] and [[JPMorgan Chase]]. 


==Activities==

The Coalition was formed in 2000 to "support the enactment of consistent state and federal laws that support the growth of electronic commerce in a way that achieves a reasonable and practical balance between the legitimate privacy interests of both business and consumers".

==Views==

==Members==

*Membership includes [[Experian]], [[Fidelity Investments]], the [[Investment Company Institute]], [[Charles Schwab]] & Co., [[Deere & Co]], [[JPMorgan Chase]], [[General Motors]], [[Vanguard Group]], [[Fiserv]], [[Bank of America]] and [[Visa]].


==Affiliations==
*[[DLA Piper]] represents the group. [[Tom Boyd]], who is DLA Piper's co-chair, Regulatory and Government Affairs group, acts as counsel. <ref> [http://www.dlapiper.com/tom_boyd/ Our People: Thomas M. Boyd], DLA Piper website, acc 7 Feb 2013 </ref>  


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==Resources==
*Byron Tau, [http://www.politico.com/story/2013/02/us-groups-flex-their-muscles-in-brussels-87229.html US groups flex their muscles in Brussels], POLITICO.com

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