The new Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act: four perspectives (part II)
As members of the focus area Governing the Digital Society at Utrecht University, we are proud to present a new GDS-blog-series. Each month we will feature a new post on topics relevant to our theme.
This is part two of a themed collection of blog posts pertaining to the DSA/DMA, launched in December 2020. The long-awaited European Commission’s legislative initiatives for the Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) are expected to reshape the European approach to the governing of digital services. In these blog post series, we will explore various interdisciplinary perspectives on the proposed reforms and their role in furthering the quest for open, safe and fair digital societies.
Here are links to the blog posts:
Contestability in the digital sector: the Digital Markets Act vs. disruptive innovation
Lisanne Hummel shares her thoughts on contestability in the digital sector in light of the new Digital Markets Act.
Lisanne HummelPhD Candidate in the ERC-funded ‘Modern Bigness’ project
The potential of shaping a comprehensive Digital Single Market with the long awaited Digital Single Market Act
Sybe de Vries discusses how to attain a more comprehensive Digital Market Act.
Sybe de VriesProfessor of EU Single Market Law and Fundamental rights and Jean Monnet Chair
The DSA and future enforcement of EU consumer protection law
Bram Duivenvoorde shares his thoughts on the question: What will the DSA mean for the future enforcement of consumer protection law through and against platforms?
Bram DuivenvoordeAssistant professor the Molengraaff Institute
‘If the product is free, you are the product’
Pauline Phoa discusses the question: Is the EU’s regime fit to face the demands of our era of Big Tech and ‘big data’?
Pauline PhoaAssistant professor of European law