Titlebook: Repositioning Platforms in Digital Market Law; Du?an V. Popovi?,Rainer Kulms Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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Stakeholder Engagement in EU Digital Platform Regulations: Ways Forward and Persisting Gaps,d be considered an example of corporate digital responsibility norms regarding digital platforms in the European legal system. More precisely, the analysis tests two different hypotheses: (i) to which extent EU digital platform regulations address corporate digital sustainability interests; and (ii)

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Self-Preferencing Practices and Their Future After the DMA,t. Certain features of the prohibition and its functionality are relatively clear: for example, the fact that it applies exclusively to rankings, and that it demands disclosures by gatekeepers of their ranking parameters. As the discussion in the chapter shows, however, identifying the types of rank

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,Digital Markets Act: A Promise for a Fairer Digital Environment or?a Failed Experiment?,h consumers being at severe risk of falling prey to the artificial temptation of digital consumerism. Tech giants as governors of the digital ecosystem are pulling the strings on businesses and consumers, resulting to the creation of an imbalanced competitive environment. Consumer data fuels the dig

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,Re-orientating Digital?Platform Regulation in the US and Australia: Treading Water or?Experimentingeal with platform power as well as enforcement cases against digital platforms. It argues that new initiatives to address platform power in these jurisdictions follow a common emergent template, involving measures focused on identifying conduct violations for platforms specifically designated?on the

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Below the DMA-Threshold: Access Between Data Protection and Unfair Competition,sal for access to data in the US automobile industry will be assessed. As unfair trading laws as such are ill-equipped to bring forth workable access criteria, the paper argues for a fine-tuned sectoral access approach to balance the business interests of dataholders against those who depend on access for competing on aftermarkets.

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,Digital Markets Act: A Promise for a Fairer Digital Environment or?a Failed Experiment?,s a tool of reversing these negative impacts. Our legal analysis will shed light on the role of the Digital Markets Act on ensuring a level playing field for all digital businesses regardless of their power and size, by also identifying its impact on empowering the privacy of consumers.

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Book 2024 known for their information asymmetries, their potential for market failures and their problematic relationship with data protection law. This volume provides a detailed analysis of the current process of repositioning online platforms in the digital economy as regulators express concerns about the

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