EU Digital Markets Law

EU Digital Markets Law is a book that examines the main regulatory initiatives undertaken by the EU legislature on digital markets, with a particular focus on features that affect individual users, primarily consumers. As digital technologies and models propel data to the centre of economic and social experience, new EU directives, regulations, legislative proposals, and policy strategies attempt to deal with the unprecedented challenges that come in the wake of digital expansion. Yet it remains to be seen whether such initiatives will prove adequate.

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Abstract

EU Digital Markets Law is a book that examines the main regulatory initiatives undertaken by the EU legislature on digital markets, with a particular focus on features that affect individual users, primarily consumers. As digital technologies and models propel data to the centre of economic and social experience, new EU directives, regulations, legislative proposals, and policy strategies attempt to deal with the unprecedented challenges that come in the wake of digital expansion. Yet it remains to be seen whether such initiatives will prove adequate.

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