The European Commission presented a plan for making the internet and digital content more ‘border-free’ on Wednesday, suggesting ways to loosen up restrictions that often see music, movies and other services blocked when users travel across countries. But could such a plan succeed?
The first FabCafe in Spain opened on Thursday, allowing customers to print their own 3D models and watch lasers cut their designs while they sit down with a relaxing cup of café con leche.
The European Union (EU) is calling on volunteers to help make sure that people across Europe actually get the internet speeds they are paying for. The move comes in the wake of a report which showed Spanish internet customers are getting short changed when it comes to their internet connections.
