Digital Politics for Organizations
Digital Politics gives teams working on technology policy, regulation and geopolitical power the independent analysis they need to make sense of the fast-moving global digital agenda.
Each week, Mark Scott connects the decisions being made in Brussels, Washington, London, Beijing and other capitals — and explains what they mean for the people and organizations affected by them. Digital Politics is analysis, not a breaking-news service or regulatory tracker. It focuses on the political choices, corporate power and geopolitical shifts behind digital policy worldwide.
How teams use Digital Politics
Digital Politics supports:
- Senior leaders who need a clear view of the policy and geopolitical forces shaping technology;
- Public-policy and government-affairs teams tracking developments across jurisdictions;
- Legal and regulatory teams assessing emerging rules and enforcement;
- Research and strategy teams seeking comparative analysis beyond one market;
- Communications teams that need to understand the political context around technology debates in major capitals.
Institutional subscription
An institutional subscription costs US$2,500 per year and includes:
- Up to 10 named readers;
- Every weekly Digital Politics edition;
- Full access to the Digital Politics archive and Postcards;
- Quarterly private briefings with Mark Scott; and
- Annual invoicing, with the ability to update named readers during the subscription.
Institutional access is for teams and organizations. It does not provide editorial influence, advance access to editions or input into Digital Politics’ independent coverage.
Request an institutional subscription
To discuss access for your organization, email digitalpolitics@protonmail.com with the subject line: “Digital Politics institutional subscription.”