Sunday, March 05, 2023

The "most fabulous conference @BruxConf2023", unrolled

Historic times that we are living right now @vestager 
A *very* long chapter on subsidies, understandably - entrepreneurs, not taxpayers, creating jobs...#BruxConf2023 
Green claims - calling the green bluff if we see it @vestager #BruxConf2023 
Digital markets have not fulfilled their promise(s)..."we cannot be accused of having been too fast" @vestager #BruxConf2023 
"Reformulating concerns" - direct focus on consumers themselves #Apple 
"Full toolbox" 🗜️🔧🔨✂️🔭🪛🪚🔮 
International cooperation in merger control important indeed - the @WSJ had an interesting article on that, recently... 
"We have war in Europe"@vestager top of our mind 
Political economy, the idea of cheap is going away @RanaForoohar #BruxConf2023 
One of my personal heroes 👉@chopracfpb 
Promoting entry, promoting resilience, a way of *American/Germanic* thinking? "It's a new book that we are writing" #BruxConf2023 
[we had the "new book" discussion only yesterday evening with a dear friend economist] 
Antitrust is the bare minimum - open banking's plug, sector regulation @chopracfpb 
"We all know why" US Big Tech legislation wasn't passed @chopracfpb - the EU #DMAMiracle instead - not perfect but workable 
Yep, new economic paradigm not very clear yet - exciting times! @RanaForoohar 
"It's settled a bit that it didn't work" @chopracfpb 
"This isn't the coffee break" @Caffar3Cristina makes clear 
Let's discuss the Biden Executive Order - Really @superwuster #BruxConf2023 
[Pity I wrote this concurrences.com/IMG/pdf/06.con… too early]
"It's an expert thing" - well, I think that effects of the shift should also be palpable (kitchen table topic, e.g. "look, we have interoperability we grandma's favourite service!"] 
Exculpatory narratives (@superwuster), demand for them and agencies believing them - what could possibly go wrong? 
In full praise of the New Brandeisians, apparently @AMundt_BKartA #BruxConf2023 
But what bout the Courts? @AMundt_BKartA #posture v. #law 
"Not close to the more economic approach" but revising the economic toolbox @AMundt_BKartA #BruxConf2023 
...with a little help from the German legislator - and more coming 😉#BruxConf2023 
Thrilled that many are mentioning UK open banking - it's much about interoperability (open APIs, etc.), guys #BruxConf2023 
More economics, less enforcement, suboptimal economic effects @TomValletti - one merger per year prohibited by @EU_Competition 
The "Orthodox but progressive" economist says, please, not more "allegedly sophisticated economics" - incentives, resources all wrong @TomValletti - simple and coherent economics needed 
...economics helpful in understanding business strategy, incentives, etc. Agree, but well beyond IO, if I may 
The amazing @johnmarknewman up now: "the law has some catching up to do" 
Rusty legal tools - but not dead law #Meta_Within - they are on the table, and sharp enough 
Political economy we don't want: companies as central planners ("buying instead of building") @johnmarknewman 
"Antitrust is failing" and this hurts @rodgsims #BruxConf2023 
More structural provisions in merger control and more per se rules @rodgsims 
"Empire strikes back" moment might be coming @superwuster 
Common law nature of some of the changes
@superwuster
- [guidelines and other means can help institutionalize them, of course] 
"Data inflation" - legislators didn't see it @AMundt_BKartA 
Discussions, postures ok, but achieving real change is plan A - Andrea Coscelli 🙌 #BruxConf2023 
Not a 'Chicago style' simple theory is what we need, but a set of strong, flexible principles @johnmarknewman #BruxConf2023 
Ristretto and some fresh air urgently needed - but no Belgian patisserie hereImage
"Non-compete" should be a huge red flag @RKSlaughterFTC #BruxConf2023 
A very healthy industry focusing on suing the FTC @RKSlaughterFTC - not unexpected 
A history teacher before going to law school, Doha Mekki #BruxConf2023 - very useful in the current debate 
AI/ML - how is the role of data changing? Doha Mekki 
Decarbonization changing affected industries, but how? @BCoeure #BruxConf2023 
Plugging the legal gaps: more international cooperation in antitrust needed - Margarida Matos Rita #BruxConf2023 
Now the orthodox and progressive Martijin Snoep - also national *regulator* under the DMA (nice he mentioned it) #BruxConf2023 
Nice case before EU courts in merger control just mentioned "how significant" should be each individual transaction be if there are many? 
[New Competition Tool off the table - still mourning myself] 
Fairness and exploitative abuses - current Apple cases moving in that direction, we are hearing #BruxConf2023 
More sustainable supply chains in order to avoid (?) the climate disaster - Article 101.3 comes to rescue, with a couple of nudges (4.000.000 🐄in the NL) 
"Whole-of-government approach" beyond the FTC/DOJ [some agencies dragging their feet, however - my impression] #BruxConf2023 
A Cross-Atlantic chicken problem discussed like now, great! - #kitchentabletopic #BruxConf2023 
"Don't move, this isn't lunch time yet" @Caffar3Cristina 
"Courts have considerable leeway" AG Kokott #BruxConf2023 
1) Containing market power, corporate liability extended;
2) Strengthening defence rights of companies of market power - more economic approach still blossoming in the EU - perhaps revising EU Art. 102 guidelines might have helped; 
[Worrying, from a Judge: more economic approach here to stay, underenforcement a real risk] 
3) Killer acquisitions: plugging a gap possible 🙌 
Supplementary application of Art.102 (2), Art. 22 MR...Illumina good news so far, of course. 
DMA: gaps plugging in the area of merger control? 🤔#BruxConf2023 
*(2)* was actually (?) - very sceptical myself 😊 
Jonathan Kanter #BruxConf2023, all in praise of @Caffar3Cristina 👏👏👏 
"We are just getting started" @JusticeATR 
Digital:
1) How does competition in this industry present itself? A tough but essential Q. "We need models that fit facts":
-intermediaries, often endless possibilities of anticompetitive behaviour
-- concentration, tipping markets (interrelated actions)
-- setting the rules 
Self-preferencing label, not a safe-harbour Jonathan Kanter - #BruxConf2023 
Structural reliefs always on the table (thus, e.g., "incentives to interoperate" may also be triggered 👍), as already shown -BTW 
"An all-economist panel" - haven't we just heard that the more economic approach has caused underenforcement 🤔? Reflection on what went wrong but able to come up with something better, now? #BruxConf2023 
Models getting it wrong - because, e.g., free entry assumptions are, well, fugazi - nobody to blame? 
Innovation and theories of harm @johnvanreenen (me: not waiting for IO economists to develop them); praising ex-ante regulation (also in order to incrementally build expertise, an important point made by Chiara @Arcep on Monday) 
Yes, gatekeepers are going to drag their feet...So what 😊? The DMA is powerful (it helps if economists might read all those complex provisions) 
Overinvesting ("in buying") in order to keep out the competition @jan_eeckhout 
Network theory of market power - nodes and links @BPellegrino_UMD - no need to define markets (well, this is becoming less important in any case 😉) #BruxConf2023 
Working in the @FTC trenches, Aviv Nevo - we need "more economics in terms of being broader" #BruxConf2023 
Transaction values matter, says Chiara Fumagalli. Well, the DMA at least is shining some light on all the transactions by gatekeepers - focusing on the high-value ones as a second step, perhaps -#BruxConf2023 
Upcoming Merger Guidelines @Susan_Athey
What's competition, in this setting? Increasing barriers to entry, blocking a nascent competitor, future competition, and so on... 
Thinking about market definition "more realistically", to avoid "confusion", and deriving the relevant market directly from the facts @Susan_Athey #BruxConf2023 [actually, at least in Meta/Within, it was actually not much of a burden] 
Pierre Régibeau - killer acquisitions below the threshold are a thing #BruxConf2023 
PR still wishing we could devote some (academic, possibly) thinking to things we could be better - don't getting "crazy about" new theories of harm because, of course, we have so much time as we like because in the long term we'll be all dead in any case #BruxConf2023 OK 
Turning point: Furman Review - Sarah Cardell @CMAgovUK 
Uncertainty as dealt in the UK merger guidelines - one of my favourite reads - also the UK Court "liked" them BTW #BruxConf2023 
Economic framework we need: no labels, not much overlaid complexity, but they should be helpful in explaining how competition in reality works (commercial realities) - it's not a precise science, we might occasionally get it wrong - Brava 
[Personal note: my deep frustration as an antitrust legal scholar having to cope with totally unrealistic Chicago theories developed into a PhD on vertical restraints embracing broader economic theories - 20 y. ago] 
No worries, @RepKenBuck

Still alive and tweeting - thanks to plenty of water and 4 ristretti! 
Do we need an antitrust or already a much broader policy/regulatory discussion on generative AI? #BruxConf2023 
Trying to understand the tech issues - and then the adtech case came together @KenPaxtonTX #BruxConf2023 
Stéphanie Yon-Courtin blocked me on Twitter: I respect her choice 😶 
"Democratic convergence on what we wanted to achieve" @FiloBXL #BruxConf2023 
DMA: a new form of regulatory supervision - as written in the law. 
Platforms constantly changing the rules of the road @doctorow 
Are we celebrating the wrong type of innovation? - @ArielEzrachi 
[BTW - Art. 7 DMA is not *at all* backward looking 😎] 
Before the 🍾starts to flow: Olivier Guersent on ducks and chickens #BruxConf2023 
A new generation of Article 102 cases against the background of the DMA - not the end of antitrust - (agreed) OG 
[Wrong remedies in the past, shouldn't we start taking some risks as done in the US and the UK, asks Cristina?] 
"We will do it again" 

Thursday, February 09, 2023

MISE EN ŒUVRE DU RÈGLEMENT SUR LA GOUVERNANCE DES DONNÉES (DATA GOVERNANCE ACT): LES ENJEUX ÉCONOMIQUES

 CNIL, ici

The Financial Services Sector’s Adoption of Cloud Services

 U.S. Department of the Treasury, here

Exclusive Interview: OpenAI’s Sam Altman Talks ChatGPT And How Artificial General Intelligence Can ‘Break Capitalism’

 Forbes, here

de Streel on the DMA

Chez Oles, Video here.  

Microsoft/Activision Blizzard

 CMA, Provisional findings report, here

Italy bans U.S.-based AI chatbot Replika from using personal data

 Reuters, here

“Where are we heading with digital identities?”

 EDPS, here

[Asked ChatGPT to summarize the speech: 

"The article is about the European Digital Identity Wallet framework (EDIF) proposed by the revision of the eIDAS, which aims to provide citizens with a secure and privacy-friendly digital identity. The writer, who represents data protection, believes that the EDIF has the potential to be a big success and that the relationship between EDIF and the GDPR can be examined under two different aspects. On one hand, if implemented correctly, it can effectively protect individuals and their data and comply with essential provisions of the GDPR, such as data accuracy and security of processing. On the other hand, the data processing activities related to digital identity must comply with the GDPR, particularly with data minimization and protection by design and by default. The writer expresses concern about the 28 Implementing Acts in the proposal, which will decide on the actual implementation aspects, and questions the basis for these acts and whether there are mandatory certification mechanisms in place to ensure compliance with the GDPR"]

Can you imagine your Students using ChatGPT to summarize the reading assignments instead of actually studying them? I can.

Psychologists to help the FTC evaluate alleged mental health harms

M. Bedoya, here.  

Remarks and Regrets

 FTC, here

"I don’t mean to criticize the FTC in pointing this out—I think former Commissioner Jones Harbour was incredibly visionary and ahead of her time. The FTC was just being faithful to our existing practices in merger review. But clearly there was something going on that we did not catch, given what we know about the ad tech market today. So I think it’s a real lesson learned that shows that we antitrust enforcers need to continually re-examine and fine tune our approach. The goal of our merger guideline revision project is to do just that and enable us to more effectively use our tools so we can make better predictions about the future effects of proposed mergers."

ChatGPT is a data privacy nightmare, and we ought to be concerned

 ArsTechnica, here

ChatGPT itself on the same topic:

As we live in a world where technology is rapidly advancing, artificial intelligence and machine learning models have become an integral part of our lives. One of the most popular and powerful language models developed by OpenAI is ChatGPT. It is a state-of-the-art model that has been trained on a vast amount of data and can generate human-like responses to various questions. However, while ChatGPT has many benefits, it also raises serious concerns about privacy.

First and foremost, ChatGPT is trained on a massive amount of data, including text from various sources such as books, articles, and even conversations. This data is not necessarily public or anonymous, which means that it can contain sensitive information about individuals and organizations. This sensitive information can be used for malicious purposes, such as identity theft, financial fraud, or even cyberbullying.

Furthermore, the nature of language models like ChatGPT means that it can store vast amounts of data in its memory. This data can be accessed and used by anyone who has access to the model, and there is no guarantee that it will not be misused. In fact, there have been instances where language models have been used for unethical purposes, such as generating fake news or creating biased content.

Moreover, the use of ChatGPT raises serious ethical concerns about the right to privacy. As individuals and organizations continue to share more and more personal information online, they are putting their privacy at risk. If this data falls into the hands of malicious actors, it can be used to target individuals and organizations with malicious campaigns. Furthermore, there is no way for individuals and organizations to know how their data is being used by these models, and there is no way for them to opt out of this process.

In conclusion, while ChatGPT is a powerful tool that has many benefits, it also raises serious concerns about privacy. As the use of AI and machine learning models continues to grow, it is imperative that we take the necessary steps to protect individuals' and organizations' sensitive information. This includes ensuring that these models are trained on anonymous and public data, as well as implementing strict privacy policies to prevent the misuse of sensitive information. We must also consider the ethical implications of using these models, and work towards finding a balance between their benefits and the risks they pose to privacy.

When asked about ChatGPT's compliance with the GDPR:

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is

a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA). The regulation sets out the rules for how companies and organizations must handle personal data and ensure that the privacy of individuals is protected.

It is difficult to say definitively whether ChatGPT is compliant with the GDPR without a thorough review of how the model is used and how personal data is collected, processed, and stored. However, here are some considerations:

  1. Purpose Limitation: The GDPR requires that personal data be collected for specified, explicit, and legitimate purposes. If ChatGPT is used for purposes that are not compliant with the GDPR, it may not be in compliance with the regulation.
  2. Data Minimization: The GDPR requires that personal data be limited to what is necessary for the intended purpose. If ChatGPT collects more data than is necessary, it may not be in compliance with the regulation.
  3. Transparency: The GDPR requires that individuals be informed about how their personal data is being used. If ChatGPT is not transparent about how personal data is collected, processed, and stored, it may not be in compliance with the regulation.
  4. Data Security: The GDPR requires that personal data be securely processed and stored. If ChatGPT does not have appropriate security measures in place, it may not be in compliance with the regulation.

Overall, it is the responsibility of the entity using ChatGPT to ensure that the model is used in a way that is compliant with the GDPR. This includes conducting a data protection impact assessment, implementing appropriate technical and organizational measures to secure personal data, and providing individuals with clear information about how their personal data is being used.

There was a sudden system error, and then I asked again (exactly the same prompt) - getting a different answer:

As an AI model developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT is not subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA).

However, OpenAI takes data privacy and security seriously and has implemented measures to ensure that personal data is processed in accordance with applicable privacy laws, including the GDPR. If you are using ChatGPT in the EU or the EEA, it is the responsibility of the entity that controls the use of ChatGPT to comply with the GDPR and other applicable privacy laws.

If you have concerns about the use of ChatGPT and data privacy, I would recommend contacting OpenAI directly for more information.

What happened?


Study on the provision of information to consumers about the processing of vehicle-generated data

 EC, here

Internet Centralization: What Can Standards Do?

 IETF, here

Banning Noncompetes Is Good for Innovation

 M. Lemley, O. Lobel, here

Market Study Report on Mobile OS and Mobile App Distribution

 Japan FTC, here

Wednesday, February 01, 2023

EU Chief Technologist Wanted

 Here.

Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in Digital Finance

 J. Soldatos, D. Kyriazis, here

Digital Services Act: Commission provides guidance for online platforms and search engines on publication of user numbers in the EU

 Here.

DOJ v. Google

Lost debate, with D. Dayen (from 3:23), here

Meta Wins Court Nod to Buy Virtual Reality Startup in Loss for Khan’s FTC

 Bloomberg, here

COMPETITION IN THE MOBILE APPLICATION ECOSYSTEM

 US Department of Commerce, here

EU studying whether Big Tech should pay network costs -EU document

 MarketScreener, here

Do DMA obligations for gatekeepers create entitlements for business users?

 O. Andriychuk, here

Is the DMA the real AI regulation?

 The Tech Brief, here

DOJ Suit to Break Up Google Was Years in the Making for Antitrust Chief

 WSJ, here (and here). 

A discussion with James Bessen about his book "The New Goliaths"

 YouTube, here

Cutting Through the Jargon - Independent Audits in the Digital Services Act

 Mozilla, here

Deploying Network Analysis in Antitrust Law (Publications)

 Adlc, here

Study on the impact of recent developments in digital advertising on privacy, publishers and advertisers

 Report for the EC, here

A Case for Openness – Book Publishing and the Role of Amazon

 A. Kreutzmann-Gallash, S. Schroff, here

Monday, January 30, 2023

BEREC Report on the Internet Ecosystem

 Here.

Manipulative online practices found on 148 out of 399 online shops screened

 EC, here.

SHIFTING FROM OPEN BANKING TO OPEN FINANCE Results from the 2022 OECD survey on data sharing frameworks

 OECD, here

Should AI Start-Ups Make Us Re-evaluate Our Emphasis on Big Tech?

 E. Ranieris, here

Decoding the Hype About AI

 The MarkUp, here

DATENRAUM GESUNDHEIT: DIE LÖSUNG ETHISCHER FRAGE STELLUNGEN ALS VORAUSSET ZUNG FÜR INNOVATION IM GESUNDHEITSWESEN

 Initiative D21, hier

$6.6 billion fintech Wise accused by rival of harming competition

 CNBC, here

Will the Metaverse Be Entertaining? Ask South Korea.

 NYTimes, here

AI governance and human rights: Resetting the relationship

 Chatman House, here

AI Watch: Artificial Intelligence Standardisation Landscape Update

 JRC Technical Report, here

"More" here

What ChatGPT and the likes tell us about AI

 Euractiv, Tech Brief here

US Department of Justice sues Google, seeks to break up its ad tech business

 Geradin Partners, here

The Public Stakes of Consumer Law: The Environment, the Economy, Health, Disinformation, and Beyond

 R. Van Loo, here

NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) Launch

 Here; Video here

πάντα ῥεῖ, alles stroomt

 ACM, hier

ANTITRUST INTEROPERABILITY REMEDIES

 H. Hovenkamp, here

Spamming the regulator: How Big Tech's 'economic consultants' undermine EU competition policy

 Corporate Europe, here

Merger control in the digital age – Challenges and development perspectives

 Bundeskartellamt, here

Stellungnahme der Bundesregierung: Sektorgutachten Nr. 12 der Monopolkommission „Telekommunikation 2021: Wettbewerb im Umbruch“

 Hier

Data-based business models explained while making toast for breakfast (maybe)

 



marketoonist.com/2023/01/evolut via

Darmstädter Forscher kritisieren Schwächen von ChatGPT

 Heise.de, hier

ICYMI: The first New Brandeisian decision in Europe? Insights from the Utah Statement

 S. Vezzoso (me), here (#3 most read Concurrences article in 2022, #9999999 most liked, I guess). 

Lasting Change in Competition Law and Policy

 S. Waller, here

From the lion's den: Incipient Merger Policy

 DoJ, here

A Pop Culture Guide to Antitrust

 S. Waller, here

Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI ask court to throw out AI copyright lawsuit

 The Verge, here

Wednesday, January 25, 2023

Justice Department Sues Google for Monopolizing Digital Advertising Technologies

 PR, here.

Complaint, here,

App stores, antitrust and their links to net neutrality: A review of the European policy and academic debate leading to the EU Digital Markets Act

 C. Marsden, I. Brown, here

Google Meet and Zoom achieve bilateral interoperability

 AndroidPolice, here

Bundeskartellamt initiates proceeding against PayPal

 Bundeskartellamt, here

Google to make changes to Android business terms in India after antitrust blow

 TechCrunch, here

On-platform Tying or Another Case of Leveraging- A Discussion on Facebook Marketplace

 D. Mandrescu, here

Can the world’s de facto tech regulator really rein in AI?

 Codastory, here

How to Implement the DMA?

 CERRE, Panel here

CERRE Report, here

The Problem with Easy Technology

 T. Wu, here

Souveräner Datenaustausch als Enabler Künstlicher Intelligenz

 Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz (BMWK), hier.

Google zähmen

 Verfassungsblog, hier

That’s the Ticket: Promoting Competition and Protecting Consumers in Live Entertainment

 US Senate Hearing, here

Sustainability - Exploring the possible

 CMA, here

Data Governance: Value Orders and Jurisdictional Conflicts

A. Obendiek, here

URBAN DATA SHARING FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST

 The New Institute, here.

A Pitched Battle on Corporate Power

 D. Dayen, here

Wednesday, January 04, 2023

Meta’s New Year kicks off with over $410M in fresh EU privacy fines

 The Great Natasha (TechCrunch), here

Meta prohibited from using personal data for advertisement

 Noyb, here

Understanding Tech Platforms & Cloud Empires

V. Lehdonvirta, here

Remarks by Executive Vice-President Vestager on the decision to make binding commitments offered by Amazon

 Here

Warum Nutzer des Mixed-Reality-Headsets von Apple angeblich am Rad drehen

 Heise.de, hier

Read Microsoft’s response to the FTC’s Activision Blizzard lawsuit

 The Verge, here

Meta acquires Luxexcel, a smart eyewear company

 TechCrunch, here.

Who Should Guard the Gatekeepers: Does the DMA Replicate the Unworkable Test of Regulation 1/2003 to Settle Conflicts Between EU and National Laws?

 O. Brook, M. Eben, here

On-platform Tying or Another Case of Leveraging- A Discussion on Facebook Marketplace

 D. Mandrescu, here

Monday, January 02, 2023

The Economics of Amazon

 F. Etro, here


10 Punkte für nachhaltigen Wettbewerb als Grundpfeiler der sozialökologischen Marktwirtschaft

 BMWK, hier

Interoperability in digital markets

 I. Brown, Video here (from 2:21:19).

Apple's App Store and Competition: Opinion of a lobbying group

 Coalition for App fairness, here

Short-term accommodation rental services: data protection

 EDPS, here

Das sprachgewaltige Plappermaul

 E. Wolfangel, here

Dark Data: Produced by Students enrolled in David Carroll's course

 Here

AI Act: general Approach by the Council

 Here

"Artificial Intelligence co-regulation"

 C. Marsden, Video here

DMA & Self-Preferencing: Vanessa Turner (BEUC), Denis Sparas (DMA TaskForce), Gonçalo Machado Borges

Chez Oles Andriychuk,  Video, here

Amazon settles EU allegations regarding third-party sellers on Amazon Marketplace: some progress made but much remains to be done

 T. Smith, here

Unpacking 'commercial surveillance': The state of tracking

 EP Briefing, here

The European Commission buys into Amazon’s flawed commitments

 Balanced Economy, here

The GAFAM Empire: AN EXPLORATION OF ACQUISITIONS

 The Glassroom, here

The Half-a-Billion Fortnite Fine Kicks Off a New Era of Regulating User Interfaces

 Gizmodo, here

Courtroom updates in the matter of FTC v Meta/Within

 L. Hepner, here

Greek Final Report on the Sector Inquiry into Financial Technologies under article 40 of L. 3959/2011 - Executive Summary

 Here

An Indian DMA?

 ANTI-COMPETITIVE PRACTICES BY BIG TECH COMPANIES, here

Thursday, December 15, 2022

Study for developing criteria for assessing reasonable compensation in the case of statutory data access right

 Study for the European Commission Directorate-General Justice and Consumers, here

Oral Argument Before the FTC: Illumina, Inc. and Grail, Inc.– December 13, 2022

 Video here

RIGHTS IN THE DIGITAL AGE

 OECD, here

HOW WILL THE AI ACT DEAL WITH OPEN SOURCE AI SYSTEMS?

 Open Future, here

AI as Systemic Risk in a Polycrisis

 A. Küsters, here

DATA SHAPING FIRMS AND MARKETS

 OECD, here

DATA IN AN EVOLVING TECHNOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE - THE CASE OF CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED VEHICLES

OECD, here.  

Opinion piece: The DSA also works “in the metaverse” – if it is enforced well

 J. Jaursch, here

The whole European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade on one page

 Here.

Advocate General Rantos: The FIFA-UEFA rules under which any new competition is subject to prior approval are compatible with EU competition law

 CJEU, here