Breton’s resignation could mark a new chapter for EU digital policy

The resignation of now-former Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton, known as the key architect of the EU’s current digital agenda, is viewed by some as a chance to reshape what has often been criticised for being controversial.

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"[Séjourné] does not have the business experience of Breton," told Euractiv German MEP and former rapporteur for the DMA Andreas Schwab (EPP). [Alexandros Michailidis / Shutterstock]

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Théophane Hartmann Euractiv 16-09-2024 17:31 4 min. read Content type: Analysis

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