Australia’s Concerning Detour Away From Innovation and Progress
A recent report published by the Parliament of Australia marks a significant shift away from regulatory consistency. Titled the second […]
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Boosting EU Competitiveness: Fresh Impetus by Draghi or Back to Old Habits?
Earlier this week, the much-anticipated report on the way forward for Europe’s ailing competitiveness, authored by Mario Draghi, finally came out. Expectations for what’s next are high, but above all the report should be seen as a – last? – wakeup call for Europe to do better and stop thinking everything can be solved with more of the same: more regulation, more self doubt, more protectionism. It’s high time the EU actually starts to listen to what industry and employers, innovators and market leaders need to succeed in the EU.
The Olympics Showcases How Tech and Sport Drive Each Other Forward
Noah Lyles’ promise to be the fastest man alive in this year’s Paris games was one that was accompanied by […]
DMA in Action: Redefining Digital Innovation and the User Experience of Europeans
Main takeaways In just a few days, on 7 March, the digital space will change. Or at least the EU […]
Europe’s Rush to Regulate Tech
Main takeaways Brussels seems to have been taken hostage by an unsettling trend of last-minute EU deal-making on many major […]
Digital Markets Act: Mastering the Art of Proper DMA Enforcement
Main takeaways In less than 40 days, tech and digital companies designated as so-called ‘gatekeepers’ under the EU’s Digital Markets […]
U.S. Should Stand Up to Discriminatory Legislation in Dialogue with Korea
As the Biden administration prepares to strengthen trade and investment ties through the 8th U.S.-Korea Senior Economic Dialogue, a key […]
Revisions to the UK Investigatory Powers Act: undermining progress towards a more secure and private internet?
There is important legislation making its way through Parliament that will affect the services on offer to British consumers and […]
Six Issues That Shaped EU Tech Policy in 2023
As we bid farewell to 2023, I’d like to reflect on what happened in our little EU tech and digital […]
The FTC’s Case Against Amazon Lacks a Legal Leg to Stand On
Today the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 17 State Attorneys General (AGs) jointly filed their long-anticipated lawsuit against Amazon. The […]
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