The EU institutions will try to take some steps closer to a digital single market, in what one EU source said will be a “really busy week”.
On Monday (28 November), economic affairs and industry ministers will meet in Brussels to discuss, among other things, a proposal by the European Commission to end geo-blocking.
Geo-blocking is restricting access to goods or services online because of someone's geographical location.
A source close to the EU Council, where the ministers ...
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