The European Union has introduced key legislation to regulate online platforms: the Digital Services Act (DSA); the Digital Markets Act (DMA); and the Data Governance Act (DGA). This handbook examines the content of these new legal acts systematically. Its main focus is on the DSA and DMA, with a chapter dedicated to the platform-related aspects of the DGA. Under the editorial stewardship of recognised experts in the field, leading commentators provide authoritative and rigorous guidance to the new legislative environment for the digital space.
This book explains the interaction of the EU legal acts, as well as the practical effects for providers of digital services, the companies concerned and commercial and private users in a comprehensive way.
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This handbook provides a comprehensive and systematic overview of the key EU legal acts on platform law and their regulatory content it also provides an excellent foundation for further academic discourse on platform regulation. * Intellectual Property Journal *
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This book explains the interaction of the EU legal acts, as well as the practical effects for providers of digital services, the companies concerned and commercial and private users in a comprehensive way.
Björn Steinrötter is Junior Professor for IT Law and Media Law at the University of Potsdam, Germany. Christian Heinze is Chair of Civil Law, Commercial and Economic Law, European Law and Comparative Law at Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg, Germany. Michael Denga is Acting Professor at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany.
