Mark Scott

1 week ago | techpolicy.press | Mark Scott

Mark Scott is a contributing editor at Tech Policy Press. The European Union just gave itself a failing mark on tech. As part of an annual report published June 16 on the state of the bloc’s digital prowess, the European Commission laid bare the challenges that one of the Western world’s largest economies still faces in keeping pace with global competitors like the United States and China.

1 month ago | dvidshub.net | Mark Scott

Maintenance window scheduled to begin at February 14th 2200 est. until 0400 est. February 15th (e.g. [email protected]) Remember me Forgot Password? 3 CHALAN PAGO, Guam (May 9, 2025) – The rhythm of sledgehammers and a chorus of power tools make the Guam Guard’s 1224th Engineer Support Company easy to find.

1 month ago | techpolicy.press | Mark Scott

Mark Scott is a contributing editor at Tech Policy Press. BRUSSELS — Anyone working on tech policy who hasn’t spent time in the Belgian capital recently is in for a surprise. Brussels has long been the heart of the European Union project and a cornerstone of global digital policymaking. It is home to many of the 27-country bloc’s institutions.

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | Mark Scott

Southampton fans have not had much to shout about this season - but they sang themselves hoarse about the decision to substitute Mateus Fernandes at Leicester City. Interim boss Simon Rusk was on the defensive afterwards, explaining that it was not a tactical decision to bring off the fan favourite, but that was not the only grief Saints received. AdvertisementThe players also copped it from the travelling supporters, with Rusk forced to deny that they had given up in the second half.

1 month ago | techpolicy.press | Mark Scott

Mark Scott is a contributing editor at Tech Policy Press. When it comes to President Donald Trump’s agenda, international tech policy does not rank high on the list of priorities. But in the 100 days since his new administration has taken over the White House, the United States has fundamentally pulled back from global alliances around digital mainstays like internet governance, artificial intelligence standards, and semiconductor supply chains.