As the digital economy enters a new phase, Europe is well-positioned to establish itself as a world leader, if it can avoid succumbing to protectionist urges, writes Joshua New in InformationAge.

Attacking U.S. Tech Firms Won’t Help Europe Excel in the Internet of Things

Attacking U.S. Tech Firms Won't Help Europe Excel in the Internet of Things

Europe needs to cash in on the data economy—and in a lot of ways, it already is, argues Paul MacDonnell in EurActiv.

The Data Revolution: Europe’s Chance to Lead in the Digital Economy

The Data Revolution: Europe's Chance to Lead in the Digital Economy

European Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip’s visit to Boston this week highlights that what Europe does with its digital single market is likely to have considerable impact on U.S. technology companies, writes Rob Atkinson in Huffington Post.

Europe’s Real Opportunity in the Digital Economy

Europe's Real Opportunity in the Digital Economy

The raison d’etre for the EU’s Digital Single Market was to incorporate the digital economy into EU integration. But from its very launch, the strategy always went far beyond that, imposing too many restrictions on new technologies, writes Nick Wallace in EU Observer.

The Clock Is Ticking for the EU to Fix the Digital Single Market

The EU needs a new approach to competition policy grounded not in the 20th century continental industrial economy but in the 21st century global innovation economy, Eline Chivot writes for CompLaw Blog.

Does Europe’s Competition Policy Work Against EU Firms Getting Needed Scale?

As Eline Chivot writes in the Financial Times, ignoring the General Data Protection Regulation's shortcomings will hold Europe back as it struggles to remain competitive in the digital economy.

One Year On, GDPR Needs a Reality Check

The Center for Data Innovation submitted a response to the public consultation of the European Commission on the European Strategy for Data, which aims to build a single market for data so it can be more competitive in the global data economy.

Response to the European Commission’s Consultation on the European Strategy for Data

Matthew Kilcoyne appeared on Deutschlandfunk’s “Hintergrund” show to discuss European digital policy.

Europe’s Dream of Digital Sovereignty

Europe's Dream of Digital Sovereignty

Unless the EU reforms the GDPR, Europe will fall behind others, such as the United States and China, in the development and use of AI.

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