Europe's Digital Future
summary
Panel argues the Digital Single Market needs concrete fixes not slogans: Europeans pay half what Americans pay for broadband is cited as a competition win; the German snippet law reportedly yields only €715,000 total and is called a failure, yet Brussels considers a 20‑year news protection proposal that would worsen access. Companies build tech solutions — King uses content‑flagging systems to cut piracy — which improve enforcement but remain imperfect; policy should remove cross‑border bottlenecks and pick principles over protectionism.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introductions and the DSM
- 2:29Ambitious policy approach
- 4:46Values and global impact
- 8:11Copyright reform debates
- 11:56Regulating in a tech era
- 14:09Copyright and openness
- 17:18The debate on company size
- 21:04Barriers to success
- 23:40The hub-based model
- 29:34Platforms and conclusion
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