S1: Ursula Von Der Leyen’s Political Guidelines (3/6): Europe fit for the Digital Age
Released Monday, 26th August 2019
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S1: Ursula Von Der Leyen’s Political Guidelines (3/6): Europe fit for the Digital Age
S1: Ursula Von Der Leyen’s Political Guidelines (3/6): Europe fit for the Digital Age
Monday, 26th August 2019
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Having just come off recording the third take of this episode (yes, finally this has also happened to us), Rich provides a silly start to the show. They both explore Von Der Leyen’s agenda for a Europe fit for the Digital Age, including 5G Standards, Internet of Things, Digital Service Act, Cyber security and the European Education Area, including Erasmus.
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- Ursula Von Der Leyen: Political guidelines for the next Commission (2019-2024) - "A Union that strives for more: My agenda for Europe" 16 July 2019 (English Version)
Digital Europe and 5G Standards
- European Commission, Digitising the European Industry (www)
The European Education Area
- Consilium: Policy timeline of the European Education Area (www)
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