This crew of British web site builders and developers who set up “Websitebuilder” to help smaller businesses compare website builders to set up their own websites, published a blog article in April which provides a mass of data on the use of video online, with a focus on using it for marketing.

A survey by the Chartered Institute for Procurement and Supply has provided some interesting insight into how supply chain managers both in the UK and the EU are beginning to strategise around the potential impact of Brexit.

Atomico, a UK-based venture capital investment firm published its 2016 edition of “State of European tech Report” in November 2016, which draws on several authoritative data sources to paint a picture of the European Tech ecosystem.

On Wednesday, 29 March 2017, British Prime Minister Theresa May submitted the United Kingdom’s request to trigger article 50, the legal process launching Britain’s departure from the European Union.

Europe updates its monitoring of fiscal and taxation developments concerning online sales and digital commerce in the US and EU.

US trade agency website Export.gov has produced late last year a complete series of instructional tutorial videos to help American SMEs export, particularly using the internet.

France’s national digital agency CNNum has finalized a new report on the state of the digital transformation of SMEs and how to accelerate it to reach the level of other European countries.

In a blog post for the US Small Business Administration entitled “Simple Social Media Guide for Small Businesses”, Ijeoma S. Nwatu, Communications Manager for ColorComm, sets out a handful of basic tips for SMEs seeking to use social media.

In our recent blog post on the Lisbon Web summit, we reported on Silicon valley’s concerns about the then upcoming Trump administration’s plans regarding investing, employing and manufacturing overseas. His first week in office has caused US tech giants’ CEOs to voice concern at his executive order on immigration from some Muslim majority countries and refugees.

A recent French official report said only 10 percent of the national workforce’s jobs were threatened by digitization, and half of all jobs would be transformed by the change. Meanwhile, French firms represented the largest foreign group at Las Vegas’ Consumer Electronics Show and investment in French tech firms reached a record high last year.