DIGITALEUROPE represents the digital technology industry in Europe. Our 100+ members include some of the world's largest IT, telecoms and consumer electronics companies and national associations from every part of Europe. DIGITALEUROPE wants European businesses and citizens to benefit fully from digital technologies and for Europe to grow, attract and sustain the world's best digital technology companies.

A New Year's message from Neelie Kroes

UNLEASH YOUR IMAGINATION IN THE EUROPEAN e-SKILLS WEEK PROJECT PASSION COMPETITION 

How Passionate are you about e-Skills?

Where will e-Skills take you? How do you see the Digital Revolution transforming Europe? Put your creativity to the test today and win a cash prize. And chance to launch your career. Tell us a story. Create a campaign.

Demonstrate how e-Skills can help people get a job, fuel innovation or drive creativity. How? That’s up to you, but we will accept any medium – from mobile devices, tablets, illustrations, digital design, story-telling, music, video, posters and social media – you can post your entry on Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube or whichever digital platform suits you best.  Get going! Build a community of followers. And when you are ready, tell us about it.

You could win thousands of euros in cash and more prizes sponsored by e-Skills Week 2012 partners. And all entries will be promoted by the official e-Skills Week channels. You might very well be on the first step towards launching your career.
Get your thinking caps on quickly though. The deadline for entries is midnight March 4 2012.

Read full competition details here

EUROPEAN CLOUD PARTNERSHIP HAILED BY ICT SECTOR

Brussels Thursday, 26 January 2012:  DIGITALEUROPE very much welcomes the announcement in Davos by Neelie Kroes, Vice President of the European Commission, of her proposal to establish a European Cloud Partnership between government and industry.

Full Press Release can be found here.

DIGITALEUROPE's full position paper can be found here.

VP Kroes Davos Speech can be found here.

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