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The European Commission approved on Tuesday (25 May the German government's plan to invest almost €1.1 billion in expanding its network in order to finally get to grips with the smouldering problem of so-called 'dead spots'.
With its Digital Compass, the European Commission set out its digital ambitions for 2030. In a series of events organised in collaboration with the Presidency of the EU Council, GIGAEurope puts these targets at the centre of the debate, looking at their scope and ongoing progress. In March, the Commission outlined its targets for the Digital Decade. defining how Europe should become a gigabit society by 2030. While these goals are meant to guide the digital transition, challenges such as the mobilisation of financial resources and buy-in from the private sector cannot be taken for granted. Wi...
May 25, 2021 Agent Meister From The Geek Squad spoe to Bill about 3 Steps To Manage Online Safety For Kids Hear “Cleveland’s Morning News with Wills and Snyder” weekdays 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. From computers and tablets to phones and video games, kids and parents alike are leaning on technology to entertain themselves and alleviate social isolation. Technology has become an essential part of everyday life, and there are ways for parents to make sure it stays safe, fun and productive. “There are so many different things that kids do online, from social media to video games,” said Andrea ...
No one can say they weren’t warned. Hungary and Poland had pushed the European Commission to take a tough stance on migration throughout the more than two years of talks on the EU’s trade and political agreement with the Africa, Caribbean and Pacific community. So few can have been genuinely surprised when Hungary dropped its veto bomb on Thursday, even if the new EU–ACP treaty is about as unambitious as they come. “There is no need for fresh migration waves, especially now,” Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said bluntly. Yet the irony is that if Viktor Orbán’s gover...
A series of alarm bells about media, journalism, and democracy have been set off across Europe recently, for those who wanted to listen.