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Main takeaways Imagine the following: you go to a public toilet and are surprised to see that – due to […]
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AI Act Under Threat from Pointless Copyright Demands
Main takeaways Right before the summer, in June, Members of the European Parliament adopted their position on the landmark Artificial […]
Network Fees: Big Telcos Don’t Want You to Know How Much They Invest in 5G and Fibre, and Here’s Why
For two years now, lobbying groups representing Europe’s biggest telecom operators have been claiming that their members need to make […]
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Telcos’ Biggest “Fair Share” Myths Debunked by New EU Connectivity Investment Study
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On Tuesday 18 July, the Spanish EU Council Presidency – representing the 27 Member States – and Members of the […]
Brussels’ Anti-U.S. Tech Regulations Could Set a Dangerous Precedent
Brussels’ anti-U.S. regulatory agenda risks setting a dangerous precedent for trade. U.S. negotiators & policymakers need to tell the EU that the U.S. cannot abide discrimination against U.S. employers and jobs by close allies.
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