... Caution: We re treading on thin ice. I understand why big companies lobby for better conditions in their field. I see it more as a form of collective interest. But what if a few select individuals (CEOs of tech giants we know who we mean) become highly politically biased and actively engaged? Especially when their companies are media-driven and have the power to influence public opinion on a massive scale? If a tech company owns media platforms, should ...

... party punch. The EU doesn't include Switzerland (where I live) or the UK (which are certainly Europe too) and it represents a certain (failed imo) philosophical approach to European coherence to which you're proposing an alternative. New logo please! Comment from Duarte Martins(@duarteosrm): @charlie_greenman @levelsio  There's no real political group in Europe that is both pro-EU and pro-business, like eu/acc I'm not sure why you'd disregard ALDE, the largest ... ... 20th century politics and it is possible to be both pro business and retain the desirable aspect of social policies. Comment from Rory Koehler(@rory_koehler): Is there a plan to create a political party or focus on lobbying