Tuesday, January 10, 2017
The Constitution Says Nothing About Behavioral Economics
WSJ,
here
.
Why Fake News Is An Antitrust Problem
Forbes,
here
.
The impact of artificial intelligence on the travel industry
Econsultancy,
here
.
Data capitalism is cashing in on our privacy . . . for now
FT,
here
.
Behavioural Insights at the United Nations
UNDP,
here
.
EU proposes rules allowing media companies to freeze out ad blockers
FT,
here
.
Proposal for a Regulation on Privacy and Electronic Communications
EC,
here
.
Daten in Österreich
iab-austria.at,
hier
.
Communication on Building a European Data Economy
EC,
here
; Commission Staff Working Document (49 pp.),
here
.
Most Exponential Law Firms 2025
R. Talwar, A. Whittington,
here
.
France does not currently need the new 3D printing laws that parliament is considering, say experts
Out-law.com,
here
.
What if the iPhone had never arrived?
TechCrunch,
here
.
‘Alexa, are voicebots taking over?’
VentureBeat,
here.
Top Economists Grapple With Public Disdain for Initiatives They Championed
WSJ,
here
.
The mind-blowing AI announcement from Google that you probably missed.
freeCodeCamp,
here
and
here
.
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Digital regulation: joined-up and accountable
House of Lords, here .
International Antitrust Enforcement: China and Beyond
T. Horton, here .
US antitrust is not entirely dead: a coalition of progressive academics has filed an amicus brief in Google Search, which is about as close as legal academia gets to storming the barricades
Here . More briefs here , here and here.
Providing Open Source with Access Rights to Proprietary Platforms via Interoperability Regulation
L. Lasota, here.
Consumer Watchdog alleges Apple Music plot to crush streaming music business
Katyonthehill.com, here . Letter here .
Social Media Evidence Library
Here.
Another day, another CAT certification
Here.
"Le pouvoir d’intermédiation devient un pouvoir cognitif"
Le Monde, ici.
Vivaldi: DMA Article 6(7) request to access the WebAPK Minting API
Good luck, here.
Paramount/Warner Bros Discovery
CMA: nothing to see here, here.
