Publications

Summary of the European conference “Digital Sovereignty: Which Strategy for Europe?”, organised by Renaissance Numérique with the support of the Office of the French Ambassador for Digital Affairs.

Event summary for the seminar on FRTs organised on 21 February 2021 in partnership with the British Embassy in Paris and law firm Pinsent Masons.

Renaissance Numérique questions the relevance of the draft legislation aimed at guaranteeing openness in the digital markets within the European Union.

Renaissance Numérique raises the alarm about the uncertainty and legal insecurity induced by the 16 July 2020 decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union.

In its latest publication, Renaissance Numérique explores the citizen dimension of electronic payments in order to promote it in the European strategy.

With the Digital Services Act expected in early 2021, Renaissance Numérique makes two recommendations for the regulation of certain digital platforms.

Renaissance Numérique calls for a new regulation approach in order to guarantee the free circulation of information and the respect of fundamental rights.

In order to protect fundamental rights, Renaissance Numérique calls for the creation of a robust European standardisation system for facial recognition technologies.

At a time when the debate on the regulation of digital platforms has never been so lively in France and in Europe, the think tank calls for a "platformisation" of regulation.