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Stop Killing Video Games: A European Citizens' Initiative
What happens when digital products you paid for disappear? Join MeetEU to discuss the Stop Killing Video Games European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI). With over 1.29 million signatures, this initiative has sparked a debate across the EU about digital ownership, game preservation, publisher responsibilities, and the future of consumer rights.
Our speakers: Pavel Zálešák & Moritz Katzner, digital rights activists and initiators of the ECI.
📅 Tuesday, 7 July
⏰ 19:00 CEST on Zoom
Sign up for your Zoom link here: https://meeteu.eu/events
u/Thomas_Eric — 3 days ago
Google looses fight over record $4.7 billion EU antitrust fine
cnbc.comu/Kooky-Measurement-43 — 3 days ago
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Spain’s Semiconductor Landscape: Six Stories from a Growing Ecosystem
eetimes.comu/sr_local — 3 days ago
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German semiconductor giant Infineon opened a five-billion-euro ($5.7 billion) microchip plant, as Europe seeks to bolster its high-tech autonomy
rfi.fru/sr_local — 4 days ago
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EU AI Act is coming
EU compliant is comming how are you guyz going to tackle this?
u/butt096 — 3 days ago
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EU says it held 'constructive' talks with Apple CEO Cook after Siri AI clash
reuters.comu/sr_local — 4 days ago
Austria urges Europe to host Anthropic following US curbs on AI access
>In a letter to EU Technology Commissioner Henna Virkkunen released by the Austrian government, Austria's State Secretary for Digitalization Alexander Proell wrote it was important that Europe was not cut off from major innovations.
>"Let us jointly explore the strategic establishment and participation of Anthropic within the European Union. With legal certainty, market access, capital and a set of values that suits this company," Proell said in the letter.
u/sn0r — 5 days ago
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Fremforge: Forgejo-based, EU-hosted Git/CI with its own Sigstore instance
frem.shu/FinegrainLabs — 4 days ago
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I created a guide that looks to highlight EU tech and encourage people to make the switch
u/heichoxan — 4 days ago
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Reddit Ukraine Fundraiser - Day 7: Russia attacked Kyiv last night and bombed the shit out of it. Please help us help them!
Last night the Russian assholes hit school playgrounds, apartment buildings, businesses and ambulance depots in Kyiv, causing untold damage and suffering.
We aim to collect money for the UkraineAidOps charity which will help the people in Ukraine fight off this senseless invasion.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE
This is the last day of our charity drive, so make it count!
Your donations will pay for:
- Ground drones (UGVs) that resupply forward positions and evacuate wounded across fields no truck or pickup can survive
- Heavy-lift transport drones for the "last mile" — moving ammo, supplies, and "Vampire" drone batteries to the line without a single soldier on the road
- Vehicles / Pick-Ups to improve logistics near the frontline and in the rear
- Support and energy equipment (including generators, powerstations, starlinks, drone detectors and more)"
Lets make it count for the warriors and the brave people of Ukraine who are fighting off the Russian genocidal invasion each and every day.
Spread the word and be generous if you can! Russia cannot be allowed to win.
Kind regards,
The mod team.
u/sn0r — 4 days ago
EU Council drops cookie signal after Google lobbying - EUR 40-50 bn at stake
> The EU Council's latest position paper, published on 18 June 2026, has removed from the Digital Omnibus the one provision that would have replaced cookie consent banners with an automated browser signal - after intense industry lobbying in which Google played a central role. The European Parliament, which has not yet taken a position on the measure, now holds the only vote that could restore it.
u/mstrlaw — 6 days ago
🚨 They are bringing back Chat Control 🚨 Metsola doesn't understand that no means no. Discussion is scheduled for Monday, so act now: fightchatcontrol.eu
You can send contact representatives via this site: https://fightchatcontrol.eu/
u/-Paused — 7 days ago
Reddit Ukraine Fundraiser - Day 6!
Day 6 of our fundraiser for Ukraine!
From June 26th to July 3rd, we and 30 other subreddits have partnered with UkraineAidOps for a fundraising competition on Reddit.
r/BrexitMemes, r/EUnews, r/EuropeanArmy, r/EuropeanFederalists, r/EUSpace, r/eutech, r/YUROP and /r/EuropeanUnion will be representing Forum Götterfunken.
So far we've raised over 2000 Euros!
CLICK HERE TO DONATE
We aim to collect money for the UkraineAidOps charity which will pay for:
- Ground drones (UGVs) that resupply forward positions and evacuate wounded across fields no truck or pickup can survive
- Heavy-lift transport drones for the "last mile" — moving ammo, supplies, and "Vampire" drone batteries to the line without a single soldier on the road
- Vehicles / Pick-Ups to improve logistics near the frontline and in the rear
- Support and energy equipment (including generators, powerstations, starlinks, drone detectors and more)"
Lets make it count for the warriors and the brave people of Ukraine who are fighting off the Russian genocidal invasion.
Spread the word and be generous if you can! People living, working and fighting on the front line could really use your help!
Kind regards,
The mod team.
u/sn0r — 5 days ago
Greece is leading the world in wildfire detection thanks to EU-funded satellites and AI
Four nanosatellites are now fully operational, sending instant alerts to firefighters. Read more
u/euronews-english — 6 days ago
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cortecs.ai, a European LLM Router
I was looking for an alternative to US LLM routers and found cortecs.ai. Maybe it helps you as well.
u/schirrmacher — 4 days ago