Radio Slovakia International dived into the rapid rise of nicotine addiction among Slovak teenagers.

We call for stricter internet regulation but complain about its consequences. We value privacy, just not enough to pay for it.

DMA was introduced as a landmark piece of EU legislation to change how consumers interact or engage with large online platforms.

Have we learned our lesson — or are we simply reinventing ourselves into another hundred paragraphs of regulation?

We need a more competitive, innovative, and fairer cloud computing market for all. Growth in Europe has been slowing for decades. Across different measures, a wide gap in GDP has opened up between the European Union and America. Europe’s households have paid the price in forgone living standards. Since 2000, real disposable income on a…

Just when the negotiations on the final version of the Digital Services Act seemed to be finally over, the French Presidency of the EU Council smuggled in changes, that, as European Parliament’s policy-makers and industry experts warn, could negatively impact users of a wide range of online platforms. Stay-down obligation French Presidency again introduced the…

75% of European consumers prefer an ad-supported internet because it is largely free to access. Ban on targeted advertising would shift this paradigm and lead to the monetisation of content across the digital space. Streets visually polluted with unappealing billboards should long have been a matter of the past. Signs that spoil view on the…