Tag: digital single market

Tomorrow is a big day for the data economy. Data’s very concept is changing. It has become a commodity: its ownership can be transferred, it can be marketed, reused, aggregated, transformed, bought and sold.

Later today, Brussels will play host to an important event for international development – or rather, an event that advances digital for development.

Anyone reading the international news headlines over the last few weeks will know that cyber warfare remains very much alive.

Many of you will be following the twists and turns of the EU's reform of copyright law.

For those who follow my blogs, you know that I have written a few times already about the importance of trust in the online environment.

Summer is now upon us - and things are getting a lot easier for the digitally minded traveller around Europe.

Reforming Europe's copyright laws has turned out to be one of the most controversial parts of the entire Digital Single Market project.

I have written in the past about the EU's commitment to emerging technologies, supporting and prioritising top-quality scientific research and innovation.