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European publishers, technology firms and startup organizations have called on European Union antitrust regulators to conclude a nearly two-year investigation into Alphabet’s Google and issue a penalty if violations are confirmed. In

EU Inc campaigners have warned the European Commission that leaked proposals for a long-awaited “28th regime” do not go far enough, saying the plans risk falling short of the bloc-wide company structure

By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS, March 16 (Reuters) – European publishers, tech firms and startups have urged EU antitrust regulators to wrap up a near two-year probe into Alphabet unit Google’s alleged

The growth of the startup ecosystem in Barcelona and Catalonia is undeniable. The region has seen a 9% increase in the number of startups compared to the previous year, as well as

European publishers, tech companies, and startup groups are urging European Union regulators to speed up their antitrust investigation into Google and impose penalties over allegations that the company favors its own services

In 2023, Copernicus celebrated its 25th birthday, published its 1000th ‘Image of the Day’, and made significant strides in the field of Earth Observation. The year was filled with notable developments, from

Mark Scott is a contributing editor at Tech Policy Press. Henna Virkkunen, Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy of the European Commission, photographed in February, 2025. Source The European Union

The European Commission is not considering a pause on the implementation or enforcement of the landmark EU Artificial Intelligence Act, even as policymakers mull a broader simplification of the bloc’s digital rulebook.