On 19 February, the Commissioner for Internal Market, Mr Thierry Breton, presented the new initiatives in the digital sector (“A Strategy for Europe – Fit for the Digital Age“, “White Paper on Artificial Intelligence”, “European […]
5G will allow a 1000-fold increase in debit compared to 4G. The main advantage is the reduction of latency, the reaction time after a click on your smartphone, tablet or connected computer. The 5G will […]
On the 18th November 2019, FEDMA organized its annual data protection event at the European Parliament. This year’s debate was focused on the importance to foster user’s trust, both through industry’s efforts, and with a […]
FEDMA is very pleased to have attended the 41st International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners (ICDPPC) in Tirana, Albania, where members agreed a framework that aims to strengthen the group’s position as an effective […]
On September 10th, European Commission President-elect Ursula von der Leyen unveiled the nominees for the next College of Commissioners. Two weeks later, all designate candidates are being individually questioned by Members of the European Parliament […]
The European Commission aims at facilitating and enhancing cooperation on Artificial Intelligence (AI) across the EU to boost its competitiveness and ensure trust based on EU values. Following its strategy on AI for Europe, the […]
Following the last EU election, the EU arena has mostly been dominated by political discussions relative to the race to the EU top jobs, i.e. the Presidency of the European Commission, Parliament, Council, the High […]
Despite its initial plan to achieve a general approach of the Council on the ePrivacy File, the Romanian presidency will be presenting a progress report at the Telecom Council on the 7th of June. The […]
Mid April, the Council adopted new rules on copyright, sales contracts for goods and digital content. Member states will now be required to transpose the new Directives into their national law. The European Parliament also […]
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