Daniel Dalton

Daniel Dalton

Daniel Dalton is a former UK Conservative Party politician and MEP from 2014 to 2019

Karim Massimov: the canary in the coalmine for Kazakhstan Partner Content
03 Feb
Karim Massimov: the canary in the coalmine for Kazakhstan
The fate of the former Kazakh Prime Minister will tell MEPs everything they need to know about the future of EU-Kazakhstan relations
A Digital Roadmap for the next five years
18 Sep
A Digital Roadmap for the next five years
Europe’s policymakers should focus on encouraging tech firms and start-ups to be based here rather than seek confrontation, writes former ECR MEP Daniel Dalton
GDPR: Why EU policymakers should proceed with caution
08 Jun
GDPR: Why EU policymakers should proceed with caution
We need to wait and see how GDPR works before acting again, writes Daniel Dalton.
The digital single market: What happened?
12 Mar
The digital single market: What happened?
In trying to fulfil its digital single market aspiration, the Commission may have made things worse for online entrepreneurs and consumers alike, writes Daniel Dalton.
Copyright laws must work for the many, not the few
02 Jun
Copyright laws must work for the many, not the few
The Commission's proposed ancillary right for publishers might have a limited effect on big commercial websites, but could spell disaster for innovative start-ups, warns Daniel Dalton.
EU Commission's copyright proposals not fit for digital age
14 Jul
EU Commission's copyright proposals not fit for digital age
We need copyright laws that recognise the internet, writes Daniel Dalton.
New car testing rules are about restoring consumers' trust
25 Feb
New car testing rules are about restoring consumers' trust
Daniel Dalton insists new car testing proposals are about more than simply responding to the emissions scandal.
Current EU online media rules 'simply not fair'
13 Mar
Current EU online media rules 'simply not fair'
The EU must 'move with the times' and allow people to access paid-for online content no matter where they are in the world, writes Daniel Dalton.