Europe’s proposed law to force Internet platforms to find, report, and remove online child sexual abuse material could overreach and dilute privacy protections.
What Does Europe Look Like 3-7 Years After the Ukraine Crisis?
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is an existential crisis and a direct challenge to the international security order. At stake is not only Ukraine, but the future of European security.
TRACKING TECH POLICY: Europe’s Drive To Regulate the Net
As technology shapes our societies, the European Union (EU) is moving to increase its government oversight.
Europe’s Tech Regulations May Put Free Speech at Risk
European legislators have agreed on a landmark Digital Services Act to combat online illegal speech. But the bill threatens freedom of expression.
Digital Differences will Not Stop the Champagne Flowing in Paris
When American and European leaders meet this weekend for the second round of the Trade and Technology Council, they will insist on transatlantic harmony.
What’s Old is New Again: Is Retrograde Telecom Policy Returning to Europe?
European telecom operators are once again knocking on doors of governments seeking relief from Big Tech for the costs of building and operating their networks.
Clouds on the Horizon: Europe’s Cloud Policy Threatens Transatlantic Digital Harmony
American companies dominate Europe’s cloud industry. The continent is struggling to find a coherent response and threatens to veer toward data protectionism.
Europe’s Publishers Take on Tech Companies
Europe’s new copyright rules have sparked a battle between publishers and tech companies – and might end up damaging both.
In Defense of Defense Spending: A Tech Opportunity for Europe
Europe has responded to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with bold new plans to increase defense spending. A beneficiary should be its tech industry.
Elon Musk Versus Europe’s DSA: Tech’s Next Battleground?
If Elon Musk takes over Twitter, he will find his free expression dreams limited by the just finalized European regulation, the Digital Services Act.