EU digital policy should include Covid-19 lessons, governments urge in feedback to Brussels
By Cynthia Kroet ( April 6, 2020, 14:20 GMT | Insight) -- EU governments have called for lessons from the ongoing Covid-19 crisis to inform the European Commission's plans to boost the bloc's digital capabilities, according to a draft document seen by MLex. The document, which sets out a host of recommendations from EU states over the commission’s digital policies presented in February, is set to be adopted at a meeting of the bloc's telecom ministers on June 5. EU governments have called for lessons from the ongoing Covid-19 crisis to inform the European Commission's plans to boost the bloc's digital capabilities, according to a draft document seen by MLex....
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