Europe’s telecoms industry wants a fully functioning Single Market in the Digital Decade. In an increasingly complex geopolitical world, the EU has prioritised resilience and autonomy, this special report series looks at how Europe can become the best place to live in the Digital Age.
Despite efforts on the part of policymakers, Europe’s telecoms sector remains noticeably fragmented, particularly compared to the US where significant consolidation has taken place.
Former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta’s landmark report for the European Commission on the Future of the Single Market is expected to include a new single framework to manage the EU’s 27 different regulations and tax rules.
Letta will also call for the creation of a “5th freedom” of movement focused on knowledge and innovation to nurture pan-European knowledge sharing.
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Europe’s Tech Com future. Orange election manifesto seeks true market connectivity in the Digital Age
Est. 7minTelecoms giant Orange has published a manifesto for the European elections, urging lawmakers to pursue a fully functioning Single Market in the Digital Decade. Orange explains how the EU can become the best place to live in the Digital Age.
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Consolidate communications, or inertia will mean decline, says Letta
Est. 9minThe much-anticipated Letta Report on the Single Market contained many strong recommendations. Jennifer Baker spoke with Enrico Letta to discuss what he hopes for in practice, with a deep dive into telecommunications.
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Towards a stronger, greener and resilient Digital Single Market in Europe
Est. 4minIn light of the complex geopolitical situation, the numerous global challenges ahead of us, including the green transition, and the debate on the enlargement of the European Union (EU), citizens and businesses need to rely on a stronger EU to reinforce our values, rights, and vision of the future.