Computer & Communication Industry Association
PublishedJune 3, 2015

CCIA sponsors European Internet governance forum and hosts event on Internet laws

CCIA is an official sponsor of this year’s European dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG) which is taking place on June 4-5 in Sofia, Bulgaria.  This annual event convenes hundreds of policy experts from governments, EU institutions, civil society, academia, and industry to discuss Internet-related policies.

logo_euro_digCCIA’s Christian Borggreen will host a session June 4 on “National Internet laws – What impact for online startups?” This session will discuss the impact of a number of controversial national security, copyright, and data-related laws and how to develop better Internet regulations.

Check out our overview of controversial national Internet laws in Europe.

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