Digital Agenda
summary
European court ruling creates a right to be forgotten that prompts Google delisting requests and 12,000 Europeans filing on day one, asserting law over online power; Germany reports some 900,000 digital-economy jobs and pushes Industry 4.0 as the manufacturing shift toward the Internet of Things with Gartner projecting 26 billion devices by 2026; policy priorities are data protection as a “made in Germany” quality mark, national encryption efforts, and a Silicon Valley accelerator expanding to New York to scale startups.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Digital privacy court ruling
- 4:19Germany's digital economy strength
- 6:46Industry 4.0 and IoT
- 8:34Data protection and trust in Germany
- 11:08German digital startups and innovation
- 14:46Silicon Valley insights for Germany
- 16:53Invest in Germany and Europe
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