Finally, a transatlantic win on tech
Washington and Brussels both believe the search giant abused its dominant position online. But geopolitics have undermined that united position.
IT'S MONDAY, AND THIS IS DIGITAL POLITICS. I'm Mark Scott, and I was expecting a slow July-August amid the ongoing heatwave. Alas, digital policymaking doesn't appear to be taking the summer off. Pace yourself, people.
— The European Union and United States are more aligned on digital competition enforcement than ever. It's just that politics keeps getting in the way.
— The United Kingdom is again playing musical chairs when it comes to digital policymaking.
— Everyone knows the US and China dominate AI. But I have the startling data that makes that clear.
Let's get started: