The Internet Association, which was once one of the top lobbying shops for the tech industry and represented companies such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Amazon, announced on Wednesday that it will shut down in response to financial problems.

Microsoft and Uber recently left the association, which put a financial strain on the organization and put pressure on other member companies to provide more funding or consider leaving.

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