Digital Single Market
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European Digital Single Market review
Stakeholders, including country representatives, consumer advocates and digital economy players rate Europe's Digital Single Market proposals using emojis ahead of the European Commission releasing its DSM midterm review.
Regulating digital services
The draft European Electronic Communication Code (EECC) aims to adapt end-user protection to the digital era and ensure that telecoms rules focus on the sector’s specific needs.Promoted content
Our fears, our dreams: Young Europeans present their digital manifesto
A group of 74 technology students from across the EU have presented their ‘Manifesto for the Digital Europe of Tomorrow’ on 29 November 2016 in Brussels.
The Presidency: Malta at the helm
It's a time of crisis, global turbulence, and economic change. It's also a time of opportunity. On the first of January, for the first time, Malta took up the presidency of the Council of the European Union.
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CAP and the Digital Single Market
The growing availability of precision farming technologies and machinery has increased the adoption of ICT tools in the European agro-food industry.
Is Europe ready for FinTech?
EU policymakers are devoting increased attention to Financial Technology (FinTech), reflective of the sector’s growing opportunities, investor and media profile.Promoted content
Digital revolution at #SWITCHVilnius: skills for the jobs of the future. Let’s get them and boost Europe!
Which region is becoming the next big region with many tech companies? How can Europe boost the Digital Single market and get a bigger share of the global #appeconomy pie?Promoted content
Made in Italy
Made in Italy is a unique collaboration between the Italian Ministry of Employment, Unioncamere, Google and Italian SMEs, created to boost digital skills, improve business competitiveness and tackle youth unemployment.Promoted content
Connectivity: The key to growth in Europe
Europe needs a Digital Revolution to ensure strong and steady economic growth. This is why ETNO asked the Boston Consulting Group to study how policy reforms can help achieve this objective. Their study shows that the internet economy will grow 13 times faster than the economy as a whole in Europe if it is underpinned by powerful digital networks for all, across the whole continent. This means that connectivity is the main pillar for growth in Europe and that the digitalisation of the EU economy represents a huge growth opportunity that cannot - and must not be missed. Massive investment in superfast broadband deployment is essential for this to happen.Despite the fact that European telecom operators are investing heavily, Boston Consulting Group estimates that an investment gap of 106 billion euros will persist unless action is taken to fundamentally reform current regulation. For this to happen, we believe that the Telecoms rules should become market-based and technology-agnostic and should be streamlined towards fostering investment in networks. Also, it is vital that consistent and fair rules be applied when it comes to protecting users’ data. In today’s modern society users are increasingly choosing between services that operate under different regulatory regimes – sending a message via whatsapp or SMS for example. We need to adapt the rules so that they are applied consistently across the digital value chain and that they stimulate more innovationWe at ETNO support the European Commission in its review of the Telecom Framework and encourage a swift and broad re-think of the policy and regulatory tools that exist today.We are living in exciting times in which more and more is possible thanks to digital networks. Everything will change – from cars to health to the way we communicate. Rules and regulation must keep up with the changes and reflect the amazing opportunity of the digital society.Promoted content
Will the ‘Juncker Plan’ Build the EU’s Digital Future?
The European Commission’s ‘Investment Plan for Europe’ aims to mobilise €315bn in investment to boost jobs and growth.Promoted content
Digital Transformation in Financial Services – 2015 EBF Annual Conference
European Bankers and policymakers met at the 2015 European Banking Federation’s Annual Conference to discuss the opportunities and challenges in the digital transformation in financial services.Promoted content
Growth through Online Innovation: What role for European online branding?
With the EU strategy on the Digital Single Market imminent, the EU executive will look to spur the European economy through the internet sector.Promoted content
Aligning data protection and the Digital Single Market
The political debate surrounding the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has focused heavily on American companies and the right of individuals to defend their privacy against possible intrusions. At the same time, the European Commission’s Digital Single Market Strategy (DSM) has affirmed Europe’s ambition to stimulate economic growth in Europe by eliminating barriers to the online provision of goods and services.Promoted content
Invitation: Growth through online innovation
How can Europe bring back growth and take advantage of a digital revolution? How can SMEs be encouraged to innovate? How can consumer confidence be boosted?Promoted content
The Digital Single Market – What role for Big Data?
On the 6th of May, the European Commission announced its long-awaited strategy for a Digital Single Market, with issues ranging from consumer rights in online retail, copyright and data protection to network expansion and the use of modern techniques for industry.Promoted content
Digital for Growth: Removing Barriers to Build for Europe’s Future
Andrus Ansip, vice-president of the European Commission for the Digital Single Market, delivers the 2015 Guglielmo Marconi Lecture at the European Digital Forum.Promoted content
The 2015 European Digital Forum
Tech entrepreneurs, web startups, think tankers, policymakers and thought leaders team up for a fascinating exchange on how Europe's Digital Single Market can fuel a European renaissance. For more information, visit http://www.europeandigitalforum.eu
Liam Benham: Europe cannot compete with US, Asia without a Digital Single Market
“The announcements by Ansip will be critical to make sure we get the scale, the innovation we need in Europe,” said IBM's Vice President of Governmental Programs in Europe Liam Benham at the 2015 European Business Summit.Promoted content
Principles for a successful Digital Single Market in Europe
Cable Europe welcomes the Commission’s work towards a Digital Single Market and looks forward to collaborating with the Commission and the widest range of stakeholders as an effective strategy is developed for this vitally important area of Europe’s digital future.Promoted content
Embracing the Internet Opportunity to Drive the European Economy
Europe has an unprecedented opportunity to increase consumer and business use of online technology as it crafts its Digital Single Market plan. The outcome can help grow Europe’s domestic technology industry and boost productivity and sales for traditional European companies -- or stifle them depending on what choices are made.Promoted content
EurActory: Who matters in EU policy-making?
Today’s EU policy makers are overwhelmed with information from civil society, business representatives, lobbyists or think tanks.Promoted content
Helping Small Businesses Grow Big
David Drummond talks about the challenges and opportunities of small business and entrepreneurs in Europe and the importance of the digital single market as a key driver for growth. David is the Senior Vice-President for Corporate Development and Chief Legal Officer at Google and the Chairman of Google Capital and Google Ventures. He was in Brussels to speak at an event hosted by the Lisbon Council, a Brussels-based think tank.Promoted content
