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The Case for Increased Responsibility and Liability of Brands in Social Media Influencer Marketing

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The Rise of Big Tech Has Significant Implications for Global Financial Regulation

23 November 2023

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Cheng-Yun (CY) Tsang

Social Platforms and Their User Terms: Complex, Long, and Rather Adversarial

19 October 2023

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Katherine Ireland

Doth the Platform Protest Too Much? Uber, Employment Status, and the EU’s Proposed Platform Work Directive

28 September 2023

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M. Six Silberman

Jeremias Adams-Prassl

How to implement the DMA in order to attain its goals of contestability and fair digital markets for core platform services

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Algorithmic Constitutionalism: the Next Frontier of Constitutional Law?

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Individual Private Rights of Action under the Platform-to-Business Regulation

22 February 2023

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Jens-Uwe Franck

Exporting Freedom of Speech through Trade: The Global ‘US Constitution First Amendment Moment’ for Online Platform Liability

The US, in its US-Mexico-Canada Agreement and the US-Japan Digital Trade Agreement, has included a new clause titled ‘Interactive Computer Services’ (ICS). The ICS...

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Taming Big Tech: What Can We Expect from Germany’s New Antitrust Tool?

Around the globe, legislatures have become active in providing competition authorities with new tools and resources to curb the market power of Big Tech. Germany is one of the countries...

22 February 2021

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Jens-Uwe Franck

Digital platforms: Market definition and market power

Digital platforms play a central role as facilitators of online interactions and transactions between users. In particular, ‘two-sided platforms’ – which operate, for instance, e-commerce marketplaces – bring together two...

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Jens-Uwe Franck

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