Who does what online?
Who does what online? This graphic shows usage behaviour for online services in Europe.
EU chief calls on US to help rein in social media giants
European leaders are urging Internet and Technology giants for being more responsible and putting in more efforts towards finding solutions for international crisis and creating equal and fair competition on a global level.
Twitter’s ‘problematic’ Trump ban troubles Europe
Twitter's decision to impose a permanent ban on US President Trump's account has sparked some consternation in Europe, with German Chancellor Angela Merkel calling it "problematic"
EU looks to apps as way of easing virus lockdown
As the EU's economy reels from virus lockdowns, Brussels has unveiled a proposed roadmap to ease restrictions, relying in large part on smartphone tracking apps
EU urges internet firms to intensify fake news fight
The European Union has urged US internet giants and advertising firms to intensify the fight against disinformation campaigns before EU elections in May, or risk regulation
France to introduce digital tax if no EU deal
France announces it will forge ahead with its own tax on digital giants in 2019 if the EU fails to agree on how to get the likes of Google and Facebook to pay more tax in Europe
EU Parliament moves ahead on controversial copyright reforms
The newly adopted EU copyright law aims to ensure that artists and news publishers are fairly remunerated online.
EU calls for more AI investment
The European Union is targeting 20 billion euros ($24.36 billion) of investment in artificial intelligence by 2020
EU commissioner welcomes Twitter’s political transparency plans
The social media service Twitter is planning to become more transparent with regard to political advertising.
Internet access in the EU
Fast and easily accessible broadband internet is the prerequisite for digitalization in Europe. This visualization shows the status quo in the EU.
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