In this blog, we look at the future of European telecoms legislation, including the possibilities for a Digital Networks Act during the 2024-2029 mandate.
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Mastering Europe's digital infrastructure needs: the future of European telecoms legislation
Written by Shane Cumberton on 28 Aug 2024
What is the EU doing to regulate artificial intelligence?
Written by Shane Cumberton on 07 Aug 2023
In this blog, we look at the steps the European Union is taking to regulate artificial intelligence.
Digital Markets Act: EU closes in on Big Tech
Written by Shane Cumberton on 12 Oct 2022
The European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is set to establish a concrete list of dos and don’ts for the world’s biggest digital platforms when operating in the EU. These include hitherto absent ‘ex ante’ regulations to provide more fairness in the area of antitrust issues. Quite simply, the DMA aims to level the digital market’s playing field to ensure that smaller firms can operate under fairer competition.
America and Europe remain far apart on Big Tech Regulation
Written by Shane Cumberton on 24 May 2022
Last week, EU and US policymakers met in Paris to discuss trade and technology related issues. Despite some progress on Russia, trade, and sustainability, the two sides remain far apart on the question of how to regulate Big Tech.
EU-US Trade and Technology Council: new global tech superpower or just another talking shop?
Written by Shane Cumberton on 03 Dec 2021
The recently launched EU-US Trade and Technology Council is a landmark partnership that seeks to advance transatlantic cooperation in trade, economics, and technology. This blog discusses the importance of the partnership and what it plans to achieve, as well as the main policy areas that the Council will explore.