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e-Skills Week: Faces of European Digital Innovation

March 19, 2012

Europe’s Innovation Network Discovered: Unexus.org Turning Dreams into Reality A series of guest blogs by digital entrepreneurs. This first guest blog post is by Justin Brown and Mark Bakacs, founders of Unexus.org, an innovation network helping individuals, organisations and research institutions to build innovation communities. The Innovation Union Scorecard for 2011 published in February this… » read more

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Economy & Euro, InfoSociety, Innovation and Growth

Beauty and the Beast: Cultural Diversity and the Digital Revolution

A thought piece on modernising time honoured traditions regarding content creation in the digital age. Cultural diversity has a long history of departing from the established order, be it through immunity to international trade rules – otherwise known as cultural exception – or private copy levies whose claimed purpose of compensating right holders has gradually… » read more

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Catapulting Europe out of a sticky situation

March 2, 2012

From the very outset of his first mandate at the helm of the European Commission, President José Manuel Barroso has focused on identifying and treading avenues for growth in Europe. Even more importantly, as a true believer in a borderless Union, President Barroso is a visionary. He has for quite some time pointed to digital… » read more

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Digital Futures: thought piece on Merkozy Vs Camonti

February 29, 2012

A Response to the Letter from David Cameron and Eleven EU Leaders for a Growth Plan in Europe By Patrice Chazerand, Director Digital Economy and Trade Groups, DIGITALEUROPE. On 18 January 2012, David Cameron and Mario Monti issued a joint call on the upcoming European Council scheduled on 30 January to unleash the growth potential… » read more

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, Angela Merkel, Big Bazooka, comment, Competition, Cooperation, David Cameron, Digital Agenda, Digital Economy, Digital Single Market, DIGITALEUROPE, eG8, Europe 2020, G20, G8, Internet Economy, Letter of the twelve, Mario Monti, Neelie Kroes, Nicholas Sarkozy, Patrice Chazerand, Productivty Growth, Solidarity, Two Speed Europe, Unemployment, Youth unemployment

Living In Today’s Online World: e-Skills Week 2012

February 22, 2012

In today’s digital world some ‘lucky’ children are practically born with touch-key knowledge. As a digital native, it is easy to imagine how over 200 billion people use the internet worldwide and millions more come online each year. But what about those people who have not been so lucky? According to data from Eurostat released… » read more

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Education, EU Priorities and Opinion, Romanian, Uncategorized, Workers mobility

European e-Skills Week Unleashing Creative Talent

December 21, 2011

To help Europe’s youth seize the best job opportunities generated through digital technology, the European Commission will deliver an awareness raising campaign from 26-30 March 2012. The European e-Skills Week seeks to address how we can reduce youth unemployment – which has peaked at over 40% in some member states and is generally at around… » read more

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e-Skills4Jobs4Life

November 16, 2011

In a bid to help Europe – and most especially Europe’s youth – seize the best opportunities for jobs generated through digital technologies, DIGITALEUROPE and European Schoolnet have joined forces with the European Commission – DG Enterprise and Industry – to organise a European e-Skills Week in 2012 on 26-30 March 2012. Youth unemployment, has… » read more

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Economy & Euro, Education, Science & Research, Uncategorized

Europe’s Digital Agenda

June 3, 2011

President of DIGITALEUROPE, Dr Erkki Ormala, writes about the European Digital Agenda for neurope: Europe is at a cross road. In the climate of a continuing fiscal crisis most of our energy is focused on short-term fiscal consolidation. This issue must be resolved in an appropriate way to restore macroeconomic stability which ultimately is a… » read more

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Open Letter To G8 Leaders On The Contribution Of The Digital Economy To Growth And Jobs

May 24, 2011

Your Excellencies, We write to thank you and the French Presidency of the G-8 for making the Digital Economy a high priority this week. The importance of your deliberations cannot be overestimated. Around the world digital sectors of the economy are growing faster than the rest. As the economies you represent struggle to renew growth… » read more

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The Digital Agenda driving a Digital Single Market

December 7, 2010

Ulf Wahlberg, DIGITALEUROPE Executive Board Member, (Ericsson) talks about the importance of the Digital Single Market and Spectrum as a critical priorities in delivering a pan European approach to the digital age. [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/Yy8mHRU8NZw” width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]

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