Kramler, Thomas; Fréget, Olivier; de Streel, Alexandre; Chapsal, Antoine; Hoyng, Anne-Claire

28 sept. 2020 Webinar

Regulation of platforms : The EU Digital Services Act

Webinaire de la série "Droit et économie de la concurrence" organisé par Concurrences, en partenariat avec Analysis Group, Booking.com et Fréget & Associés, avec Thomas Kramler (Chef d’unité - Antitrust : Commerce en ligne et économie des données, DG COMP), Alexandre de Streel (Professeur, Université de Namur | Directeur, Centre de recherche information, droit et société (CRIDS/Namur Digital Institute) | Joint-Academic Director, Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE), Antoine Chapsal (Associé, Analysis Group), Olivier Fréget (Associé fondateur, Fréget & Associés), Anne-Claire Hoyng (Director - Global competition and consumer law, Booking.com).

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Antoine Chapsal presented the topic of the webinar by identifying initiatives of the European Commission, and especially the Digital Services Act, as initiatives that have furthered the ongoing debate about the regulation of digital platforms. Mr Chapsal then introduced the panellists and opened the discussions with a few economic considerations concerning the regulation of platforms.

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