ETNODigital: ETNO at the Transatlantic Week, DSA & DMA updates, and more!
14 July 2022 - Edition no. 295
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POLICY

Italy's competition watchdog probes Google over data portability

REUTERS – 14 JULY 2022

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Germany lays out ‘digital awakening’ plan, aims to go full fibre by 2030

EURACTIV – 13 JULY 2022

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European cloud providers call “not to give in to the pressure” over sovereignty requirements

EURACTIV – 12 JULY 2022

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EC accepts Czech concessions from T-Mobile, O2

MOBILE WORLD LIVE – 11 JULY 2022

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Italy's watchdog warns TikTok over alleged breach of EU privacy rules

REUTERS – 11 JULY 2022

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France welcomes new chips production site in bid to become global player

EURACTIV – 11 JULY 2022

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Focus on
Telecom Industry Welcomes EU Institutions
for New Platform Rulebooks 

The European telecommunications industry welcomes the European Parliament’s adoption of the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA), resulting from the co-legislators’ provisional agreements earlier this year. The vote confirms Europe’s political commitment and vision to shape the societal and economic dynamics of digital platform ecosystems in line with its value system. 

The telecom industry has long advocated for the need to ensure fairness and contestability in digital markets. This objective is fully reflected in the final text of the DMA, which empowers the Commission with the ability to designate firms as digital gatekeepers, subject to upfront prohibitions and obligations to remedy such unfair behaviours. Once in force, the DMA will create new opportunities for market entrants to compete on an equal footing, with benefits for innovation and consumer choice. 

  Find the full statement at the link below!

MORE HERE
Video

Alessandro Cortesi on Digital Upskilling4All


 Skills requirements in the telecoms sector are rapidly changing due to constant technological innovation and market developments. The number of vacancies for highly skilled ICT roles is increasing exponentially and the sector cannot meet this demand by recruiting from the traditional ICT talent pool alone.

In order to bridge this skills gap, telcos are seeking to upskill their existing workforce and recruit new talent from a much broader diversity group. In the video, Mercer's Alessandro Cortesi shares insights on the Digital Upskilling for All project, which aimed to address those issues.

See the full video at the link below!
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Reports

Towards a green & digital future

JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE – JUNE 2022

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5G as the platform for new revenue generation with slicing

ERICSSON – JULY 2022

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Building mobile Britain: The Case for Local Authority Digital Champions

MOBILE UK – MAY 2022

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Facts & Figures

PC Demand Set to Slump After Pandemic Boost

Twitterati

@SamuelStolton

European Union deputy ambassadors approved the European Parliament’s recently adopted Digital Markets Act (#DMA) text today, ahead of a final vote by EU ministers on Monday: https://t.co/BsAqJndez5
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@ThierryBreton

Alongside President @EmmanuelMacron for the launch of the future #semiconductor mega-factory in Crolles. The #EUChipsAct is in motion — bringing every day more industrial #sovereignty for our continent
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@GDCoalition

#EGDC launches 5 Working Groups (WG). They structure the work of Coalition members to gather input on crucial aspects of the methodology. https://t.co/vOzCkT2J19
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@ETNOAssociation

What comes next in the #transatlantic relations towards Transatlantic Partnership 2030? We are looking forward to taking part in the #TransatlanticWeek2022 between 18–20 July, organised by @TPNOnline & supported by ETNO. More info about it http://tpnonline.org
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TECH

Nokia takes lead on German 6G project

MOBILE WORLD LIVE – 11 JULY 2022

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Tests in Space: Ericsson, Qualcomm, Thales expand 5G horizon

REUTERS – 11 JULY 2022

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Deutsche Telekom to sell towers stake for $17.5 bln

REUTERS – 12 JULY 2022

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Chipmaker Intel starts informing customers of price-hike plan

REUTERS – 14 JULY 2022

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Netflix names Microsoft as partner for ad-supported subscription plan

REUTERS – 14 JULY 2022

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TikTok to roll out content filters and maturity ratings in pledge to make app safer

TECH CRUNCH – 13 JULY 2022

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Russian ‘Hacktivists’ Are Causing Trouble Far Beyond Ukraine

WIRED – 11 JULY 2022

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Events
JULY
ALLIANCE FOR INTERNET OF THINGS INNOVATION,
14 July 2022, ONLINE

IoT Risk Classification Spectra: a Multi-Layered Life Cycle System-Thinking (and -Doing) Approach

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Transatlantic Policy Network,
18 – 20 July 2022, Washington DC

Transatlantic Week 2022

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SYNAPSE,
22 July 2022, MILAN

Synapse AI Symposium

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SEPTEMBER
EUROPEAN INTERNET FORUM,
6 SEPTEMBER 2022, BRUSSELS

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act: potential impact beyond high-risk applications

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WIK,
6 – 7 SEPTEMBER 2022, BRUSSELS

WIK Conference 2022: New Rules for the Digital Decade

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CENTER FOR DATA INNOVATION,
13 SEPTEMBER 2022, ONLINE

Should the EU Regulate General-Purpose AI Systems?

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EURACTIV,
20 SEPTEMBER 2022, HYBRID

EU CYBERSECURITY AND RESILIENCE – WHAT CHALLENGES TO CREATE A COMMON FRAMEWORK?

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FORUM GLOBAL,
21 – 22 SEPTEMBER, ONLINE

6G Global Summit

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FINANCIAL TIMES,
26 SEPTEMBER 2022, HYBRID

TECH & POLITICS FORUM

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Informa Tech,
27 – 28 SEPTEMBER 2022, Berlin

GLOBAL CARRIER BILLING SUMMIT 2022

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EUROPEAN COMMISSION,
8 JULY 2022, Brussels

Blockchain: a key enabler to innovation in Europe and the world

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OCTOBER
NETWORK X,
18 – 20 OCTOBER, AMSTERDAM

Broadband World Forum

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