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EU Commission adopts a new strategy on Web 4.0 and virtual worlds

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The EU Commission has adopted a new strategy on Web 4.0 and virtual worlds to ensure an open and inclusive digital environment for EU citizens.

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Always look on the bright side of life

Chris Skinner

The non-stop coverage of coronavirus, global markets slumping, an economic armageddon, the end of the world due to a climate emergency, the melting of the Arctic and Antarctic ice, rising of the oceans, weather fatalities, a farce of a US election, the UK and EU in a stand-off over Brexit, … The post Always look on the bright side of life appeared (..)

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French President Macron Warns Big Tech To Align With EU Rules

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The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, issued a warning to Big Tech players like Google and Microsoft, saying they need to adhere to European Union (EU) mandates, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday (Jan. The EU wants the tech industry to abide by rules to moderate online content and constrain the market power of Big Tech players. .

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Things worth reading: 16th March 2020

Chris Skinner

Things we’re reading today include … Banks are running out of cash EU rejects UK call for rapid agreement on financial services The plumbing behind world’s financial markets is creaking.

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New EU Policy Pushes For Data Sharing To Foster Blockchain, AI Use

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The EU is looking to adopt new antitrust rules that will aim to give European companies more leeway in the market. Documents obtained by Reuters show that the EU wants to adopt a strategy of utilizing more aggressive trade defense instruments against companies thought to be unfairly benefiting from foreign subsidies.

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New EU Ruling on Data Transfer Has Privacy Implications

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The verge reports on a new ruling from the EU that will change how or even if personal data from Europe can enter the United States. They do this using a “ Privacy Shield ” framework where US companies agree to follow EU laws regarding privacy and protection of personal data. Implications.

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Things worth reading: 4th May 2020

Chris Skinner

Things we’re reading today include … Mifid II influence spreads beyond EU borders Donald Trump pushes for an economic reopening Warren Buffett dumps US airline stocks, saying ‘world has changed’ after Covid-19 U.S.

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