Tag: Regulation

The Illusion and Reality of European Digital Sovereignty: Reflections from the French Case

In recent years, Europe, particularly France has exhibited a strong sense of autonomy in the digital technology sphere. On the surface, this drive seems rooted in a heightened concern for data privacy. But from my perspective, when one looks deeper into the policy direction, public sentiment, and consumer choices, it’s clear that a deeper motivation … Continue reading The Illusion and Reality of European Digital Sovereignty: Reflections from the French Case →

A Rational Economic Reflection: Examining the Hypocrisy and Logic of Regulation in the Apple EU Dispute

As an avid observer of technology and economic issues, I feel both perplexed and frustrated by the ongoing dispute between Apple and the European Union. The EU, citing the Digital Markets Act, imposed a €500 million (approximately $580 million) fine on Apple and demanded changes to the App Store’s operations, labeling them as “anti competitive.” … Continue reading A Rational Economic Reflection: Examining the Hypocrisy and Logic of Regulation in the Apple EU Dispute →