What we get wrong about technology

11 April 2017 // Tim Harford

Fans of Blade Runner – and I am one of them – have to admit that the film has a few moments that, to modern eyes, …

No, scrapping net neutrality laws won’t kill the internet

Ryan Bourne // 16 January 2018

The decision by the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to remove so-called “net neutrality” laws in January produced a flurry of outrage.
The American …

Education 4.0

12 April 2017

Current schooling systems are badly equipped to deal with rapid technological innovation and changing work patterns such as the sharing economy and the rise …

The EU should support tech giants, not attack them

Daniel Lacalle // 10 April 2017

The position of the European Union (Brussels) and some economic commentators on technology multinationals should not surprise us. However, it is totally wrong. It …

Google Shopping: the arguments revisited

9 November 2016

The arguments on which the various competition cases against Google are being fought involve core features of economic interaction in multi-sided digital markets. As …

Innovation in regulatory approaches

18 October, 2016

The sharing economy and digital platforms

An important part of the digital platform revolution is the sharing economy, which …

Innov8 — the hottest conference in Brussels about innovation

Adam Bartha, EPICENTER // 21.10.2016

Innov8, our conference about innovation in various fields from science & tech to agriculture, took place in Brussels this week and provided a stimulating platform …

Regulatory inertia is holding back the digital economy in Europe

Diego Zuluaga // 23.03.2016
It is a cliché to observe that digital technology is changing the way we work and interact with each other. …

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