The EUTA welcomes the Digital Services Act (DSA) as an important opportunity to address illegal content online, but also to clarify and harmonise certain aspects of EU law regarding digital services. We are committed to fulfilling our obligations and are keen to engage with EU stakeholders to foster a safer
Kristin Skogen Lund elected as the EUTA´s new President and Magdalena Piech reconfirmed as Chair The 2021 leadership elections for the European Tech Alliance (EUTA) have concluded and we are pleased to announce that Kristin Skogen Lund, CEO of Schibsted, has become the first female President of the EUTA. Magdalena
Wolt join the EUTA We are pleased to announce that our membership keeps on growing. The EUTA warmly welcomes Wolt as our third new member of 2021. Wolt are a Finnish technology company well known for their food delivery platform. Wolt were founded in 2014 and initially worked with just
The EUTA welcomes new member TomTom Our second new member to join us this year is TomTom, a location technology specialist, shaping mobility with highly accurate maps, navigation software, real-time traffic information and services. TomTom was founded in 1991, and by 2004 they had revolutionised the world of driving with
The EUTA membership continues to grow! As we welcome in the new year, the EUTA is pleased to welcome in three new members. The first of which is bol.com, the Dutch online retailer. Originally founded as Europe’s first online bookstore in 1999, bol.com now holds the title of ‘largest online
As part of our 5 Year Anniversary, we asked four of our members CEOs questions on their businesses, the digital economy and what’s in store in the future. We heard from Francois Nuyts CEO of Allegro, Emmanuel Grenier CEO of Cdiscount, Gianpiero Lotito CEO of FacilityLive and Kristin Skogen Lund
The EUTA warmly welcomes Norwegian online platform Adevinta as the newest member of the Alliance. As the EUTA celebrates its 5-year anniversary, we also celebrate the growth of our membership. Our newest member Adevinta has joined at a crucial time for European tech, where it is more important than ever
We still need to get the basics right: policymakers must prioritise reducing fragmentation across markets to help scale digital businesses. Brussels, Belgium – On 20 November, the European Tech Alliance (EUTA) celebrated its fifth anniversary by hosting a strategic discussion: “The Digital Single Market – Fact or Fiction Five years on,
Since the launch of the Digital Single Market, five years ago, Europe’s digital landscape has changed rapidly. Europe now has a historical opportunity to design a regulatory environment that will enable EU tech companies to grow, compete, innovate, and deliver maximum value for European consumers. This autumn, the EUTA celebrates
The EUTA welcomes the European Commission’s objective to address competition issues that have emerged in the European market. We believe that new ex-ante rules should complement existing competition law in order to provide fast and effective relief from widespread and unfair practices emerging from specific online platforms acting as gatekeepers.
[spb_boxed_content type=”coloured” box_link_target=”_self” padding_vertical=”0″ padding_horizontal=”0″ width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] EUTA welcomes online marketplace Vinted as a new member The EUTA is pleased to announce that the Lithuanian platform Vinted will be joining the Alliance from September 2020. At this pivotal time for the Alliance and for the tech industry globally, we
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