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Wat is de wet inzake digitale diensten? De wet inzake digitale diensten regelt de verplichtingen van digitale diensten die als tussenpersoon consumenten met goederen, diensten en inhoud in contact brengen. De wet zal de consumenten en de grondrechten online beter beschermen, een krachtig kader voor transparantie en verantwoordingsplicht voor onlineplatforms tot stand brengen en tot eerlijkere en meer open digitale markten leiden. De nieuwe regels zijn geharmoniseerd in de hele EU en rechtstreeks toepasselijk. Daardoor wordt het gemakkelijker om grensoverschrijdende digitale innovatie aan te b...

Brussels vowed on Tuesday to "put order into chaos" as it unveiled plans to limit the power Big Tech companies have in the sector. The European Commission's landmark regulations, the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Digital Services Act (DSA), aim to curb the hegemony of dominant multinationals and force them to be more transparent about how content is ranked, advertised and removed. It would also provide tech companies with a set of harmonised EU-wide rules to follow and would confirm the bloc's ambition to become the global leader for digital regulation. "The two proposals serve one purpos...

Monday, December 14, 2020 Antitrust and Competition  The Court of Justice of the European Union Reinforces the European Commission’s Strict Approach on Parental Liability for Antitrust Breaches of Subsidiaries  On 28 October 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) confirmed the General Court of the European Union (GCEU) judgment and the fine imposed by the European Commission (Commission) on a tire manufacturer and its subsidiary on the basis of its long-standing case law on parental liability for cartel activity. In this case, Commission imposed in 2014 a €302...

ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION  The Court of Justice of the European Union Reinforces the European Commission’s Strict Approach on Parental Liability for Antitrust Breaches of Subsidiaries  On 28 October 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) confirmed the General Court of the European Union (GCEU) judgment and the fine imposed by the European Commission (Commission) on a tire manufacturer and its subsidiary on the basis of its long-standing case law on parental liability for cartel activity. In this case, Commission imposed in 2014 a €302 fine on a number of manufacturers o...