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Data Act: how to get the data economy off the ground

Whether it’s connected cars or virtual assistants – until now, manufacturers have often been the only ones with access to the data generated. The EU Commission now wants to change this. In many sectors, however, it remains up to companies to decide whether to share information with others. Unless the government asks.
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Till Hoppe
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The EU Commission wants to help data-driven business models in Europe get off the ground. The Data Act as a new legal framework is intended to make it easier for start-ups and smaller companies in particular to access valuable data. The authority plans to present its legislative proposal on February 23th. A draft of the project, initially planned for December, has now been released to the public.

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