The European Commission considers the rollout of 5G critical to its economic and digital growth plans. However, in a press release, it admitted that it will not be
In a new EU study, over 30% of citizens said they were concerned about their online data being misused by companies, governments, or cybercriminals. The survey, which was
In 2016, the European Commission ruled that Apple had been given an unfair tax advantage by the Irish government. Following this, it set about recovering the money. However,
According to the EU’s Vice-President for Digital Affairs, Margrethe Vestager, the EU plans to crackdown on the sale of illegal and counterfeit goods as part of the upcoming
For the first time, the European Commission has announced that social media platforms will have to follow the same EU broadcasting rules on hate speech and harmful content
Last week, the European parliament called for amendments to the law that would make common chargers an essential requirement in the EU. It says that this would make
Despite calls for tougher regulations on the accommodation-booking service Aribnb, the European court has ruled that the firm won’t need an estate agent’s licence to operate, following a
As Ursula von der Leyen takes over as the new President of the European Commission this week, she has already made her priorities known: climate change and the
After coming to the conclusion that France’s new digital services tax could be harmful to US tech companies, the government just announced that it may be implementing its
