Antitrust Chronicle® – Economics of Data
February 2024, Volume 1
Dear Readers, It is commonly said that “data is the new oil.” Whatever the merits of that slogan (or even whether the term ‘data’ should be pluralized), this turn of phrase informs contemporary antitrust debate, for better or worse. Many of the controversies that illuminate modern day antitrust debate are...
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February
This month’s TechREG Chronicle focuses on online consumer protection, at a moment when regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are reassessing how legacy consumer-protection frameworks apply in digital, data-driven markets.
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