In a letter of recommendation published on 8 May, the CCIA (the Computer and Communications Industry Association, whose members are mainly American) details a series of policy guidelines that it considers to be essential in the areas of digital technology, innovation and economic regulation, for the attention of the future Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU, due to begin at the beginning of July.
The digital lobby is not deviating from its usual line: the CCIA insists that the EU...