Next week, the European Commission is holding a two-day event called the1st Digital Agenda Assembly. Designed to help shape Europe’sstrategyfor a flourishing digital economy by 2020, stakeholders from across the continent will be descending on Belgium to discuss a wide range of issues.
I’ve been invited along to attend two sessions in particular – one onplansto provide EU funding to help drive a new generation of Web apps and services based on open standards, and one onhowthe EU can best support Internet entrepreneurs and organisations.
Now, it’s all very well me going along with my own thoughts, but I’d like to bring a broader set of ideas along – those of The Next Web’s readers. So, I’ve got two questions. I’ll cover one tomorrow, but for today:
I’d love to turn up with a huge batch of ideas that I can pass on from our smart and savvy readers at The Next Web – so leave a comment with your ideas below or feel free toemail medirectly with any thoughts you might want to pass on in private.
UPDATE, 10 June 2011:Thanks for all the comments – the European Commission have taken them on board, so thanks for your help. I’ll report back once the event is over. Incidentally, it’s good to see that TechCrunch’s Robin Wauterswill be theretoo. It’s great to see the Commission involving a wide range of stakeholders and voices in the process and I look forward to seeing what emerges from the event.
Story byMartin SFP Bryant
Martin SFP Bryant is the founder of UK startup newsletter PreSeed Now and technology and media consultancy Big Revolution. He was previously(show all)Martin SFP Bryant is the founder of UK startup newsletterPreSeed Nowand technology and media consultancyBig Revolution. He was previously Editor-in-Chief at TNW.
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