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Telecoms sector regulation must look to the future if Europe's connectivity goals are to be met. Still, it is important not to lose sight of efforts to bridge the digital divide, according to stakeholders.
Digital labels and QR codes are becoming increasingly popular among European consumers, yet the incorporation of digital labelling into the European Union's digital and green transitions is advancing slowly and shines a light on the inherent opposition between those who embrace innovation and those who – for a wide variety of reasons – hesitate.
As dry and bureaucratic as EU legislation may seem, it can also be groundbreaking and, dare we say it, radical. The bloc has taken a global lead in tackling regulation in areas such as green taxonomy and the much-anticipated AI Act. Europea
The legislation aims to enhance the Union’s cyber-resilience by enhancing its capabilities to detect, prepared for and respond to digital incidents.
The EU's Next Generation Internet agency has affirmed its support for the Fediverse and applications like Mastodon.