Digital Politics
Welcome to Digital Politics

What you get each week

Cross-jurisdictional analysis

AI regulation, platform governance, digital sovereignty and more across the EU, US, UK, China and beyond. Not country-by-country summaries, but analysis about the connections and tensions between states.

What's actually happening, not what's announced

Digital Politics looks beyond press releases to examine what governments and companies are actually doing — and where the gap between rhetoric and reality lies when it comes to digital policymaking.

One edition, ~10 minutes, every Monday

Free monthly editions for everyone. Paid weekly editions for professionals who need the full analysis. No filler. No sponsored content. Just independent analysis.

Read by senior officials, not just about them

The audience includes lawmakers and policymakers from across Europe, the US and beyond, as well as regulators, company executives, advisory firms, academics and civil society groups in five continents.

Latest edition Question to Brussels: can you enforce your digital rulebook? The European Commission has taken over responsibility for how OpenAI, Roblox and Reddit comply with the bloc's online safety rules.

Choose how you use Digital Politics

Digital Politics Reader

Free

A free monthly edition and selected access to the Digital Politics archive.

  • Access to 1 free newsletter a month (delayed delivery compared to paid subscribers)
  • Monthly analysis on all things tech and politics
  • Support the growth of the Digital Politics community
SIGNUP

Digital Politics Expert

$100 /year

Full weekly access to independent analysis of global digital policy.

  • Receive 4 newsletters each month
  • Ad hoc newsletter briefings on major events
  • Access to full archive of Digital Politics
  • Support the growth of the Digital Politics community
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Digital Politics Insight

$250 /year

For individual policy professionals who want full access and direct insights.

  • Receive 4 newsletters each month
  • Ad hoc newsletter briefings on major events
  • Quarterly individual briefing with Digital Politics founder
  • Access to full archive of Digital Politics
  • Monthly analysis on all things tech and politics
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Digital Politics Institutional

$2,500 /year

Full Digital Politics access for teams and organizations.

  • Full access for up to 10 team members
  • Receive 4 newsletters each month
  • Ad hoc newsletter briefings on major events
  • Quarterly institutional briefing with the Digital Politics founder
  • Access to the full Digital Politics archive
  • Monthly analysis of global technology policy and politics
  • Early access to new Digital Politics research tools, including a searchable Digital Politics database.
FOR INSTITUTIONS

Postcards from the digital policy world

Postcard from New Hampshire: The digital translation problem

Postcard from New Hampshire: The digital translation problem

10 min read
Postcard from Brussels: the digital sovereignty debate

Postcard from Brussels: the digital sovereignty debate

10 min read
Postcard from Brussels: the digital vibe shift

Postcard from Brussels: the digital vibe shift

10 min read