Adigital (Asociación Española de la Economía Digital)

Adigital, representing over 500 companies in Spains digital ecosystemincluding telecom operators, technology platforms, content providers, infrastructure firms, and digital service companieswelcomes the European Commissions efforts to open a debate on the Digital Networks Act.

On 11th February, the European Commission opened a Call for evidence feedback period on the Geo-blocking Regulation. This initiative seeks to evaluate whether this Regulation has met its objectives since December 2018, when it started to be applied. In particular, Geo-blocking Regulation aims to ensure that both individuals and businesses can enjoy better access conditions to goods and services.

On January 20, 2026, the European Commission (EC) presented a new cybersecurity package with the objective of strengthening the European Unions cybersecurity governance to prevent, detect, and respond to cybersecurity threats in a coordinated, interoperable, and effective manner. The package consists of two proposals: The proposal for a Regulation that revises the Cybersecurity Act (The Cybersecurity Act 2).

On January 20, 2026, the European Commission (EC) presented a new cybersecurity package with the objective of strengthening the European Unions cybersecurity governance to prevent, detect, and respond to cybersecurity threats in a coordinated, interoperable, and effective manner. The package consists of two proposals: The proposal for a Regulation that revises the Cybersecurity Act (The Cybersecurity Act 2).

Recognizing the CSA's critical role in creating the EU's cybersecurity governance and certification landscape, Adigital, the Spanish Association of Digital Economy, appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback and contribute to a more efficient and effective regulatory framework.

The attached document provides feedback on the European Commission (EC) call for evidence from May 13 to June 25, 2026, on two initiatives that will be run in parallel: the report on the review of the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive (hereafter, CDSM Directive) and the preparatory work for a legislative initiative with targeted changes to the EUs copyright framework to enhance the resilience and…

Adigital (the Spanish Association for the Digital Economy) brings together more than 500 companies, including the large telecommunications companies operating in Spain, as well as large content providers and platforms.

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Adigital, the Spanish Digital Economy Association that represents the largest ecosystem of technology-based companies, welcomes the initiative of the European Commission of proposing an EU Quantum Act and the opportunity to contribute to its preparatory work.

Adigital, the Spanish Association for the Digital Economy, appreciates the opportunity of providing feedback to the call for evidence. The attached document includes a series of considerations in key areas such as definitions, viewers protection or commercial communications, or the financial contribution for the production of European works that we believe should be taken into account in the upcoming evaluation of…

The European Commission presented a Payments Package to bring payments and the wider financial sector into the digital age, including a proposal for a Payment Services Regulation (PSR). Adigital welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the EU Commissions proposal on Financial Data Access and revision of the Payments Services Directive (PSD2).

The European Commission (EC) presented on 13 May the EU Single Ticketing Package, a legislative package to simplify travel planning and booking, especially for journeys involving multiple rail operators, improve passenger protection in these cases and ensure a fair relationship between ticket booking platforms and transport operators.

The European Commission (EC) presented on 13 May the EU Single Ticketing Package, a legislative package to simplify travel planning and booking, especially for journeys involving multiple rail operators, improve passenger protection in these cases and ensure a fair relationship between ticket booking platforms and transport operators.

The European Commission (EC) presented on June 3 the Tech Sovereignty Package, which includes two legislative proposals (the Chips Act 2.0 and the Cloud and AI Development Act), the EU Open Source Strategy and a Strategic Roadmap for Digitalisation and AI in Energy.