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EU-USA: Europe Eyes Digital Agenda to Better Compete with the US

02 July 2014

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"Jean-Claude Juncker, the next head of the European Commission, plans to implement a new digital strategy for the Continent. Europe, he believes, needs to become better equipped to defend itself from the US and Asia."

See the full text: Europe Eyes Digital Agenda to Better Compete with the US (Spiegel Online, link)

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