DLD Europe 17
2017-09-05..2017-09-07
Brussels, Belgium
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Highlights | 03m | |
Brussels functions as a regulatory hub for the digital economy and pushes for one European approach rather than 28 different national pieces of legislation on… | ||
| The Google Shopping Case Pt. 1 | Gary Reback, Andrew Keen | 34m |
EU fines Google €2.42 billion for preferencing its own shopping results while demoting rivals, backed by internal emails and FTC documents showing an explicit… | ||
| Challenges Facing The EU - Answers From The Commission | M. Selmayr, J. W. Schäfer | 25m |
Argues that Turkey is drifting away while the EU keeps a hand out, notes three million refugees hosted in Turkey and calls for firm values plus continued… | ||
| Winter Is Coming! | Taavi Kotka | 18m |
Estonia aims to grow from 1.3 million to 10 million customers by exporting government services via digital citizenship (e‑residency) rather than physical… | ||
| Brexit And The European Budget | Günther H. Oettinger, Ludwig Siegele | 30m |
Brexit reshapes concrete policy: the EU targets competition enforcement against Google/Facebook/Amazon while pushing a European platform regulation and… | ||
| Transatlantic Data Flows | John Frank, Julia Fioretti | 22m |
Upcoming first annual Privacy Shield review is due this fall and courts already host challenges, with 2,468 entities self-certified so far; a separate US… | ||
| Driving At The Edge Of Tomorrow | Jakob Brombacher, Dan Michaels | 20m |
DriveNow (a BMW–Sixt joint venture) reports 20% electric fleet and says car sharing created 300,000 first-time EV contacts by lowering the test-drive hurdle… | ||
| Protecting Copyright! | H. Enßlin, A. Niebler, F. Drücke, S. Scherzer | 43m |
Discussion maps concrete fixes to the EU copyright mess: a push to enshrine a level playing field so platforms that curate and monetize content face liability… | ||
| Building Dynamic Governmental Organisations | Schweitzer, Ferber, Kotka, Witter | 31m |
Survey data from 7,000 respondents from 97 countries shows public servants rely first on published research, then external experts and networking with… | ||
| Public Diplomacy | Silvio Gonzato, Carmen Romero, Ali Aslan | 29m |
NATO and the EU coordinate a new joint declaration and implementation plan that mandates analysis sharing, resilience training for partners (Georgia, Ukraine… | ||
| Building Successful Tech Ecosystems In Europe | Taavet Hinrikus, Ludwig Siegele | 23m |
A startup story that becomes a scale-up: born from cross-border banking pain, grows to more than a million users and moves €1 billion/month by matching pay-ins… | ||
| Opening Remarks | Paul-Bernhard Kallen | 09m |
Brussels framing highlights concrete shifts: Moore’s law multiplied computing 12–14×, 7 of the top 10 are internet companies, and several firms’ revenues… | ||
| Potential Of Legal Tech | Stephan Breidenbach | 17m |
Argues that legal work becomes modular software: contracts are built from small text Lego blocks, assembled by SaaS platforms and NLP so clauses auto-translate… | ||
| State Of The European Internet Economy | Clark Parsons | 19m |
Europe is a global bit player in the internet economy but has clear fixes: SoftBank 93bn Vision Fund shows capital is now a geopolitical weapon; ePrivacy… | ||
| Thoughts On The Digital Ecosystem | Klaus Hommels | 15m |
Europe runs about a €68 billion digital trade deficit (Germany ~€24–25B) while European investors supply just 1.98% of funding rounds for the world’s top… | ||
| Welcome | Beate Merk, Steffi Czerny | 15m |
Opening remarks map concrete stakes: cites Google’s LinkNYC plan of 7,500 kiosks and asks what happens to the data, lists 35 legislative proposals in the EU… | ||
| The Google Shopping Case Pt. 2 | Maurits Dolmans, Andrew Keen | 39m |
Argument: Googles five product changes — the Panda algorithm, specialized results and one‑box direct answers, the product Universal, and product listing… | ||
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