As the digital economy becomes more important over time, governments have launched plans to foster its development in many countries. Our new benchmark covers whether there is a single, comprehensive national digital economy strategy in the countries surveyed, outlining initiatives addressing topics such as connectivity, cybersecurity, data protection, e-commerce, internet of things and sharing economy.
Among the countries covered by the research, only Brazil, Chile and Mexico have a single, comprehensive digital economy strategy. Argentina, Canada, Colombia and the United States have government plans and initiatives covering specific aspects of the digital economy.
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National measures against spoofing practices in Europe
Our latest research shows that more national regulators across Europe are acting against spoofing practices, which can undermine end users’ trust in telecommunications services.
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Sustainability targets for car manufacturers
Our new benchmark summarises the sustainability targets put in place by major car manufacturers.
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Nine European countries have symmetric access obligations that go beyond the Broadband Cost Reduction Directive or Gigabit Infrastructure Act
Our new benchmark analyses where regulators imposed asymmetric SMP obligations for access to ducts and where symmetric access obligations go beyond BCRD and GIA.