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Copenhagen Economics is honoured to support UPU_UN and its International Bureau in research and discussions around the Covid-19 impacts on postal regulation.
A related webinar series hosted by UPU_UN started on 22 June, and will continue next week. The aim of these webinars is to provide member countries with a comprehensive and informed view on how to sustain postal services under these new circumstances.
The next webinar takes place on 29 June at 13.00 (CET), which focuses on “State funding to support postal operations”. Copenhagen Economics expert Director Dr Bruno Basalisco will moderate the panel discussion of experts such as:
The third and final webinar on “Quality of service: Tensions ahead?” will take place on 1 July.
Learn more about the webinar series and register
For further information, please contact Director Dr Bruno Basalisco
Is data becoming increasingly pervasive in your professional activity?
As part of the European Strategy for data, of which the sharing of data is one of the main pillars, the European Commission is currently reviewing the Database Directive.
To better understand the relevance of the directive in the evolving data economy, and in particular the use and characteristics of databases containing machine-generated or sensor-generated data, the European Commission’s DG CNECT (Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology) has asked Copenhagen Economics and Technopolis Group to conduct a survey supporting the review of the Database Directive.
We would like to hear your thoughts in this survey.
Thereby, you can help shape the reviewed EU Database Directive & protect the interests of your organization.
For further information, please contact Economist Federico de Michiel
Today, Director Dr Bruno Basalisco speaks at the EUI Florence Competition Summer Conference: “Effective remedies vis-à-vis digital platforms - competition policy and sector regulation at a crossroad”.
The conference aims to gather academics, practitioners, officials from national competition and regulatory authorities, EU institutions, as well as industry representatives to discuss the growing interaction of competition policy and sector regulation in relation to the remedies imposed on digital platforms.
At today’s conference, Director Dr Bruno Basalisco participates as a panelist discussing design and implementation pros & cons as to EU DMA and international rules on data portability and data sharing – joining experts such as:
Learn more about the conference
For further information, please contact Director Dr Bruno Basalisco
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