Tag: Privacy

By Victor Oliveira Fernandes1   I. Introduction In recent years, several antitrust authorities have expressed more significant concerns about privacy degradation in digital markets.2 Influent commentators argue...

By Matthew Sipe (University of Baltimore) The increasingly prominent New Brandeis movement in antitrust law hopes, among other policy goals, to use authority over competition...

Healthcare antitrust practitioners are grappling with the increased value and prominence of patient data in competition. In many respects, this data can be examined...

In our data-driven society, privacy as a fundamental right should be recognized and upheld. We must adopt strong legal and technological protections that preserve...

By Dr. Geeta Gouri1   The attractiveness of Indian data and privacy platforms with nationalist overtones in the context of a global backlash against foreign...

Dear Readers, Privacy is one of the key policy issues of our time. The shift to a digital economy has brought about fundamental changes to...

U.S. privacy law is undergoing dramatic change on an accelerating pace. New laws across the country address specific industries, certain kinds of data, and...

Data sits at the center of our digital economy and does not conform to regulatory or geographical boundaries. It is clear further understanding and...

The protection of privacy and personal data is a must for maintaining democracies and avoiding authoritarianism led by extreme surveillance. For the optimal protection...

Large amounts of data are the core of the digital transformation. According to current estimates, the global volume of data will increase by 530...