Friday, October 16, 2020

Why Facebook and Google Face the Most Risk in an Overhaul of Antitrust Law

 Barrons, here. 

Building Community Network Policies: A Collaborative Governance towards Enabling Frameworks

 L. Belli et al., here. 

Progress can no longer be measured by growth in GDP

 The 😍 D. Coyle, here. 

Webinar @Echelle : Évolution du droit de la concurrence allemand : pour un droit de la concurrence 4.0 proactif et axé sur le digital

 Webinar @Echelle  (4 novembre), ici. 

IAB Europe’s ad tracking consent framework found to fail GDPR standard

 TechCrunch, here. 

GDPR watchdog’s investigation finds that tracking and consent pop-ups used by Google and other major websites and apps are unlawful.

 Irish Council for Civil Liberties, here. 

How AI is powering [a more helpful] Google

 Google, here. 

Duplex is getting smarter and making life a little easier

 Google, here. 

Privileging Consolidation and Proscribing Cooperation: The Perversity of Contemporary Antitrust Law

 S. Vaheesan, here. 

EU shoots for €10B ‘industrial cloud’ to rival US

 Politico.eu, here. 

EU antitrust deadline for Google, Fitbit deal extended to Jan. 8

 Reuters, here. 

Instagram to tackle hidden advertising after CMA action

 CMA, here.  The details of FB's undertakings, here. 

Bill Gates says that antitrust regulators should look at tech companies separately, not all at once

 CNBC, here. 

To Solve COVID-19, We Need to See It for What It Is: A Configuration Crisis

 L. Fennell, here. 

CONSUMER AND CITIZEN GROUPS CONTINUE TO HAVE SERIOUS CONCERNS ABOUT GOOGLE FITBIT TAKEOVER

 Here. 

Europe wants ‘strategic autonomy’ — it just has to decide what that means

 Politico.eu, here. 

Why Facebook Can’t Fix Itself

 The NewYorker, here. 

British Airways: Penalty Notice

ICO, here. 

App Marketplace Battlemap

 


LEGAL AND REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS FOR DIGITAL ASSETS

 J. Allen et al., here. 

Data Sovereignty, You Ask