Around 400 representatives of companies, governments and researchers met in Tallinn, Estonia, on 17 July to discuss the free movement of data, which the Estonian Presidency of the EU Council wants to set up as the fifth fundamental freedom. The day after, it was the turn of telecoms and competitiveness ministers to have an informal exchange of views on this subject.
The vice-president of the European Commission, Andrus Ansip, attended both meetings and gave EUROPE his analysis in the...