The European Information Society or EIS has become focus point of the EU Commission since 1993. This article reveals from the ‘Delors White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness, and Employment’ to reflect the EIS from the starting point at policy review and development as well as the emergence point of view and creating the need for EU intervention in the EIS which involved with technology standards setting and global governance of the Internet and the Information Society. Followed by another two section of ‘Mobilising the Union’ in the Information Age' and ‘Political Innovation’ that are described on implementation activities of the EIS. Under such innovation, the Trans-European infrastructure Networks, or TENs was established.