Digital Markets Guide (second edition) /
.--2ª ed.
.-- London : Law Business Research , 2022
.-- 350 p. ; 25 cm.
.-- Global Competition Review (GCR)
Editores:
Claire Jeffs, Danny Sokol and Susan Ning
Autores:
Paul Johnson, Ben Allgrove, Rebecca Bland, Ola McLees, Michael Dietrich, Nelson Jung, Ashwin van Rooijen, Stephen Mavroghenis, Christina Kolotourou, Philippe Chappatte, Kerry O'Connell, Matt Hunt, Safter Burak Darbaz, Robert Scherf, Gerwin Van Gerven, Annamaria Mangiaracina, Will Leslie, Lodewick Prompers, George L Paul, Gabriela Baca, Daniel S Bitton, Leslie C Overton, Melanie Kiser and Neelesh Moorthy, Maria Garibotti, Brian S Gorin, Miguel del Pino, Barbara Rosenberg, Marcos Exposto, Julia Krein, Elisa Kearney, Alysha Manji-Knight and Joshua Hollenberg, Carlos Mena-Labarthe, Jorge Kargl Pavia, Louise Klamka, Andrew Low, Amelia Douglass, Michelle Xu, Susan Ning, Ruohan Zhang, Wu Weimin, Nisha Kaur Uberoi, Radhika Seth, Pramothesh Mukherjee, Hideki Utsunomiya, Yusuke Takamiya, Yuka Hemmi
The digital economy is transforming day-to-day lives, with a rise in connectivity not only between people but also between vehicles, sensors, meters and other aspects of the Internet of Things. Yet, even as the Fourth Industrial Revolution accelerates, traditional concerns are keeping pace and the digital economy has also been a powerful force, increasing competition across a broad sweep of products and services. For that reason, practical and timely guidance for lawyers and enforcers trying to navigate this fast-moving environment is critical.
GCR’s Digital Markets Guide provides that detailed guidance and analysis. It examines both the current state of law and the direction of travel for the most important jurisdictions, while drawing on the wisdom and expertise of distinguished practitioners globally on subjects as diverse as how pricing algorithms intersect with competition law and antitrust enforcement in certain tech mergers.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction: Why Digital Markets?
Claire Jeffs and Nele Dhondt
Part 1: Europe
Key Developments in Europe.
Paul Johnson, Ben Allgrove, Rebecca Bland and Ola McLees
Digital Regulation in Europe.
Michael Dietrich, Nelson Jung and Ashwin van Rooijen
European Union: Restrictions of Online Sales.
Stephen Mavroghenis and Christina Kolotourou
E-Commerce: Most Favoured Nation Clauses.
Philippe Chappatte and Kerry O'Connell
Self-Preferencing in Digital Markets.
Matt Hunt, Safter Burak Darbaz and Robert Scherf
Data and Privacy in EU Merger Control.
Gerwin Van Gerven, Annamaria Mangiaracina, Will Leslie and Lodewick Prompers
Part 2: Americas
Key Developments in the United States.
George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol and Gabriela Baca
United States: Tech Mergers.
George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol and Gabriela Baca
United States: E-Commerce and Big Data Merger Control.
Daniel S Bitton, Leslie C Overton, Melanie Kiser and Neelesh Moorthy
United States: Platform Economics and Mergers.
Maria Garibotti and Brian S Gorin
Key Developments in Argentina.
Miguel del Pino
Key Developments in Brazil.
Barbara Rosenberg, Marcos Exposto and Julia Krein
Key Developments in Canada
Elisa Kearney, Alysha Manji-Knight and Joshua Hollenberg
Key Developments in Mexico
Carlos Mena-Labarthe and Jorge Kargl Pavia
Part 3: Asia-pacific
Key Developments in Australia
Louise Klamka, Andrew Low, Amelia Douglass and Michelle Xu
Key Developments in China
Susan Ning, Ruohan Zhang and Wu Weimin
Key Developments in India
Nisha Kaur Uberoi, Radhika Seth and Pramothesh Mukherjee
Key Developments in Japan
Hideki Utsunomiya, Yusuke Takamiya and Yuka Hemmi
978-1-83862-583-2
Competencia Derecho Derecho de la competencia Economia digital
Mercados digitales Plataformas digitales Concentración de empresas Control de concentraciones Prácticas anticompetitivas Defensa de la competencia Antitrust Comercio electrónico Algoritmos Big data Privacidad Protección de datos Mercados de dos lados Restricciones a la competencia
Jeffs, Claire, ed. lit. Sokol, D. Daniel Ning, Susan
Editores:
Claire Jeffs, Danny Sokol and Susan Ning
Autores:
Paul Johnson, Ben Allgrove, Rebecca Bland, Ola McLees, Michael Dietrich, Nelson Jung, Ashwin van Rooijen, Stephen Mavroghenis, Christina Kolotourou, Philippe Chappatte, Kerry O'Connell, Matt Hunt, Safter Burak Darbaz, Robert Scherf, Gerwin Van Gerven, Annamaria Mangiaracina, Will Leslie, Lodewick Prompers, George L Paul, Gabriela Baca, Daniel S Bitton, Leslie C Overton, Melanie Kiser and Neelesh Moorthy, Maria Garibotti, Brian S Gorin, Miguel del Pino, Barbara Rosenberg, Marcos Exposto, Julia Krein, Elisa Kearney, Alysha Manji-Knight and Joshua Hollenberg, Carlos Mena-Labarthe, Jorge Kargl Pavia, Louise Klamka, Andrew Low, Amelia Douglass, Michelle Xu, Susan Ning, Ruohan Zhang, Wu Weimin, Nisha Kaur Uberoi, Radhika Seth, Pramothesh Mukherjee, Hideki Utsunomiya, Yusuke Takamiya, Yuka Hemmi
The digital economy is transforming day-to-day lives, with a rise in connectivity not only between people but also between vehicles, sensors, meters and other aspects of the Internet of Things. Yet, even as the Fourth Industrial Revolution accelerates, traditional concerns are keeping pace and the digital economy has also been a powerful force, increasing competition across a broad sweep of products and services. For that reason, practical and timely guidance for lawyers and enforcers trying to navigate this fast-moving environment is critical.
GCR’s Digital Markets Guide provides that detailed guidance and analysis. It examines both the current state of law and the direction of travel for the most important jurisdictions, while drawing on the wisdom and expertise of distinguished practitioners globally on subjects as diverse as how pricing algorithms intersect with competition law and antitrust enforcement in certain tech mergers.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction: Why Digital Markets?
Claire Jeffs and Nele Dhondt
Part 1: Europe
Key Developments in Europe.
Paul Johnson, Ben Allgrove, Rebecca Bland and Ola McLees
Digital Regulation in Europe.
Michael Dietrich, Nelson Jung and Ashwin van Rooijen
European Union: Restrictions of Online Sales.
Stephen Mavroghenis and Christina Kolotourou
E-Commerce: Most Favoured Nation Clauses.
Philippe Chappatte and Kerry O'Connell
Self-Preferencing in Digital Markets.
Matt Hunt, Safter Burak Darbaz and Robert Scherf
Data and Privacy in EU Merger Control.
Gerwin Van Gerven, Annamaria Mangiaracina, Will Leslie and Lodewick Prompers
Part 2: Americas
Key Developments in the United States.
George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol and Gabriela Baca
United States: Tech Mergers.
George L Paul, D Daniel Sokol and Gabriela Baca
United States: E-Commerce and Big Data Merger Control.
Daniel S Bitton, Leslie C Overton, Melanie Kiser and Neelesh Moorthy
United States: Platform Economics and Mergers.
Maria Garibotti and Brian S Gorin
Key Developments in Argentina.
Miguel del Pino
Key Developments in Brazil.
Barbara Rosenberg, Marcos Exposto and Julia Krein
Key Developments in Canada
Elisa Kearney, Alysha Manji-Knight and Joshua Hollenberg
Key Developments in Mexico
Carlos Mena-Labarthe and Jorge Kargl Pavia
Part 3: Asia-pacific
Key Developments in Australia
Louise Klamka, Andrew Low, Amelia Douglass and Michelle Xu
Key Developments in China
Susan Ning, Ruohan Zhang and Wu Weimin
Key Developments in India
Nisha Kaur Uberoi, Radhika Seth and Pramothesh Mukherjee
Key Developments in Japan
Hideki Utsunomiya, Yusuke Takamiya and Yuka Hemmi
978-1-83862-583-2
Competencia Derecho Derecho de la competencia Economia digital
Mercados digitales Plataformas digitales Concentración de empresas Control de concentraciones Prácticas anticompetitivas Defensa de la competencia Antitrust Comercio electrónico Algoritmos Big data Privacidad Protección de datos Mercados de dos lados Restricciones a la competencia
Jeffs, Claire, ed. lit. Sokol, D. Daniel Ning, Susan