Paul Keller
@paulk.bsky.social
Director of Policy at Open Future, President of the COMMUNIA association for the Public Domain. Advocate for more open, just & inclusive digital policies in 🇪🇺 & beyond. Collector of collateral knowledge, © nerd, cyclist.
Are such complaints publicly available somewhere?
July 4, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Are such complaints publicly available somewhere?
well they do (they just don't call it passkeys)
July 2, 2025 at 5:19 PM
well they do (they just don't call it passkeys)
public support for independent online public media initiatives is something that has been exceedingly rare, and the DP programme pointed to an possible future that did not leave all of the digital space to commercial platforms.
June 26, 2025 at 7:03 PM
public support for independent online public media initiatives is something that has been exceedingly rare, and the DP programme pointed to an possible future that did not leave all of the digital space to commercial platforms.
The obvious answer to this consultation is that the biggest challenge posed by electronic communications is that it has become so cheap that @ec.europa.eu can run a year-round #DDoS attack on stakeholders—by launching one consultation after another.
June 6, 2025 at 2:32 PM
The obvious answer to this consultation is that the biggest challenge posed by electronic communications is that it has become so cheap that @ec.europa.eu can run a year-round #DDoS attack on stakeholders—by launching one consultation after another.
Seems to me that the underlying assumption of both Acts — that businesses don’t share data because they lack regulatory certainty — might simply be wrong. Seems more likely that businesses dont share data because they view it as a competitive asset. And that’s not something EU regulation can change.
May 30, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Seems to me that the underlying assumption of both Acts — that businesses don’t share data because they lack regulatory certainty — might simply be wrong. Seems more likely that businesses dont share data because they view it as a competitive asset. And that’s not something EU regulation can change.
That’s an excellent question — one I’ve been asking myself as well. They are both a bit of a grab bag of measures, but I have yet to see evidence of real impact toward the stated regulatory objective: stimulating the data economy through more data sharing.
May 30, 2025 at 4:19 PM
That’s an excellent question — one I’ve been asking myself as well. They are both a bit of a grab bag of measures, but I have yet to see evidence of real impact toward the stated regulatory objective: stimulating the data economy through more data sharing.