eena EENA Page on European Commission Digital Strategy 2020-2025 Returns 404 Error The European Emergency Number Association's intended resource regarding the European Commission's digital strategy for 2020-2025 is currently inaccessible. Visitors to the specific knowledge hub link encounter a 404 Page Not Found error instead of the expected policy analysis.
brave Brave Files EU Complaints Over Underfunded Privacy Watchdogs Privacy browser maker Brave accuses 27 EU Member States of failing to properly fund their data protection agencies, leaving them unable to police Big Tech. The company urges the European Commission to launch infringement proceedings against the offending governments.
european commission European Commission Outlines Digital Future and AI Regulation Framework The European Commission releases a white paper on AI regulation alongside new digital and data strategies. The initiatives aim to build trustworthy technology while positioning Europe as a global digital trendsetter.
eu data strategy EU Commission Unveils Ambitious Plan to Create Single Data Market The European Commission presents a new data strategy aimed at establishing a single market for data that benefits citizens and businesses while upholding strict privacy rules. The initiative relies on four key pillars to boost the digital economy.
eu European Commission Unveils Ambitious Five-Year Digital Strategy The European Commission reveals a sweeping digital strategy focused on AI regulation, minimum broadband speeds, and data control. The plan aims to guide new legislation despite a mixed historical track record on tech regulation.
google EU Slaps Google With Record $1.7 Billion Fine Over Search Ad Monopoly The European Commission fines Google €1.49 billion for using restrictive AdSense contracts to block rivals and cement its dominance in the search ad brokering market between 2006 and 2016.
facebook European Regulator Demands Urgent Briefing on Facebook Messaging Integration Ireland's data protection commission requests an urgent briefing from Facebook over privacy risks tied to merging the backend infrastructure of Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp.