External publication
07 December 2016
The digital transformation has already had an impact on policymaking, and this trend will continue in the years to come. How will the political proces
Book
27 October 2016
This Blueprint offers an in-depth analysis of inequalities of income and wealth in the EU, as well as their causes and consequences.
Blog post
28 September 2016
The ‘internet of things’ will bring major changes in many areas of life, including the political arena. What will be the new communication tools, stra
External publication
15 September 2016
This paper explains the similarities and differences between European and U.S. net neutrality rules.
Blog post
04 August 2016
If the UK exits the EU and the EEA, it will have to go to considerable lengths to enable continued data transfers from the EU. Without an agreement o
Blog post
28 June 2016
The intermediate and long-term consequences of the UK “Brexit” referendum of 23 June 2016 are numerous and far-reaching. There has been much discussio
Working paper
15 June 2016
In 2015 the European Union adopted new rules seeking to implement a roam like at home regime for member states. This Working Paper highlights challeng
Policy brief
25 May 2016
The expansion of e-commerce, a substantial growth opportunity for Europe, is hampered by high cross-border parcel delivery prices. This paper analyse
Event
03 May 2016
Bruegel was pleased to welcome Andrus Ansip, Vice-President of the European Commission and European Commissioner for the Digital Single Market. He dis
Blog post
14 March 2016
On March 2, 2016, the German Federal Cartel Office opened an antitrust investigation into Facebook’s contract clauses on data use, in what appears to
Blog post
22 February 2016
Consumers enjoy the cheaper taxi services provided by Uber, but the company has proven divisive among taxi drivers. Regulators should allow Uber to op
Blog post
14 January 2016
Data is often referred to as the ‘oil of the twenty-first century'. This article reviews how personal data generate economic value for the three major
Blog post
22 December 2015
The sharing economy allows individuals to access goods and services coordinated by online communities such as Uber and Airbnb. The emergence of sharin
Blog post
15 December 2015
The recent terrorist attacks in Paris and elsewhere have created an atmosphere of insecurity and fear among the citizens of the main European capitals
Policy brief
01 October 2015
Fibre-based next generation access (NGA) roll-out across the European Union is one of the goals of the European Commission’s Digital Agenda strategy,
Policy brief
04 August 2015
This Policy Contribution looks at EU mobile telecoms markets and analyses potential concrete measures to improve end-users’ access conditions and addr