While we often hear about the so-called “value gap”, the music industry’s own revenue figures reveal another story, they show […]

Victoria De Posson · December 16, 2019

Calls from politicians seeking to influence competition law enforcement are nothing new, but they appeared particularly intense around the EC’s […]

Kay Jebelli · December 4, 2019

A new narrative about “technological sovereignty” is gaining traction in Paris, Berlin and Brussels. Earlier this year, Bruno Le Maire, […]

Christian Borggreen · October 30, 2019

Digitisation is transforming every corner of Europe’s economy and society, and urban mobility is probably where the data-driven (r)evolution is […]

Alex Roure · October 8, 2019

Europeans have greatly benefited from technology, from Gutenberg’s printing press, to the invention of the combustion engine and electricity. Today’s […]

Christian Borggreen · September 27, 2019

Imagine that the online purchase of your flight ticket is blocked, that you suddenly can’t download a movie on your […]

Christian Borggreen · July 22, 2019

The transfer of data is an intricate part of our digitised economy and society. But in Europe, there are only […]

Alex Roure · July 15, 2019

Finance ministers in Europe might want to take note of the European Commission’s increased scrutiny of national taxes that conflict […]

Christian Borggreen · April 10, 2019

Some EU countries are rushing ahead with national digital taxes targeted at so-called “tech giants”. However, do these national digital […]

Christian Borggreen · March 25, 2019

This post originally appeared on the Chillin’Competition blog. We have always cautioned against the application of different rules and standards […]

Alfonso Lamadrid · March 22, 2019