Social Media Ideas for Edited Book On Regulating The Digital Economy

Call for Chapters: Book on ‘Regulating the Digital Economy’ by International Journal of Legal Affairs and Exploration an...

About the Book The edited book seeks to examine the legal, regulatory, ethical, and governance challenges arising from the rapid digital transformation of economies worldwide. With...

What a Fragmenting Digital Economy Means for Global Competition

A new index of 125 countries reveals where innovation is growing and where it’s stalling out.

The Sharing Economy I: Regulation

The success of companies such as Airbnb and Uber created a massive sharing economy. The idea grounding the sharing economy is an old one: people provide goods and services asRead M...

Global Regulators Chart Course for Resilient, Inclusive Digital Future

Emma Okonji ​​Telecommunications regulators from around the world have endorsed a new set of guidelines to navigate digital challenges and opportunities. The new guidelines were en...

Race to Regulate Digital Finance: US vs UK (John Bertrand)

The Catalyst: A One-Time Reconfiguration of Global Finance The IMF's framing is the right starting p...

Big Tech, AI Challenge Traditional Competition Law Frameworks: Expert

Price-based regulatory tests are becoming less effective in digital markets driven by algorithms, data and network effects

Digital Public Infrastructure as Economic Statecraft

India’s Emerging Model of Strategic Influence in a Fragmented World OrderContinue reading on Medium »

Turn Privacy Regulation into a Competitive Advantage

New research shows how it reshapes the timing of costs and benefits.

Europe’s new digital statecraft – sovereignty goes from spectrum to cloud to identity

Europe is reshaping its digital economy around sovereignty, from satellite spectrum (new post-2027 auction rules for the 2GHz MSS band) and sovereign cloud (Google Cloud picks Tele...

The regulatory digital handbrake (Rohini Gupta)

Regulators are lagging behind banks in AI adoption. The fix lies not in better models, but in better...

DEON, Optasia and the Dangerous Precedent for Nigeria’s Digital Economy

Uchenna Asika The ongoing legal dispute between the Wireless Application Service Providers Association of Nigeria (WASPAN) and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commi...

Regulating digital campaigning

The Drop Times: From Snowden to Sovereign Cloud: Ten Turning Points in Europe’s Digital Sovereignty Push

Europe’s digital sovereignty debate did not begin with AI or cloud procurement. It developed through surveillance disclosures, privacy law, cybersecurity regulation, platform rules...

Regulating the Mobile Economy: Key Developments Across Messaging, Identity and AI

A fast-evolving regulatory landscape is shaping the future of businesses within the… The post Regulating the Mobile Economy: Key Developments Across Messaging, Identity and AI appe...

Competition Law Faces New Challenges From AI, Digital Platforms

The emergence of strong network effects, algorithm-driven decision-making and the speed at which digital platforms operate have created fresh regulatory challenges for competition...

The case for algorithmic regulation

How proposed laws seek to audit the systems driving virality

Can Online Activity Be Regulated? Evidence from Adult Websites

The consequences of online regulations depend on the extent to which users can circumvent restrictions or substitute toward noncompliant platforms. Since 2023, 25 U.S. states have...

How the federal government’s proposed digital regulator would work

The federal government plans to create a powerful new digital regulator overseeing online safety and privacy, drawing praise from some experts and concern from others.

Beyond Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence: The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, Gender,...

The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women is quietly becoming a normative force in the governance of digital economies. The post Beyond Tech-Facilitated Gend...

Call for Book Chapters on ‘Who Owns Creativity in the Digital Age?’ by Faculty, Motherhood University, Roorkee, Uttarakh...

About the Book The digital revolution has fundamentally transformed the creation, dissemination, and consumption of creative works. The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence,...

When a fine is not enough: Temu, the Digital Services Act, and the problem of redress

Ana Filipa Ribeiro (master’s student in European Union Law at the School of Law of University of Minho and ENDE Research Grant Holder – ref. UMINHO/BIM/2026/33) and Renan Bendel Va...

The Internet Dispersed Power. The Supreme Court is Concentrating It

Panelists at BroadbandLive event including the ‘father of the Internet,’ the author of the maxim that ‘Code is Law’ and a pivotal FCC chairman

Private International Law Dimensions of Singapore’s New Legislation to Combat Online Harms

Guest post by Professor YEO Tiong Min, Yong Pung How Chair Professor of Law, Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Much has been in the news about government...

AfCFTA, Data Governance and the Hidden Legal Gaps Reshaping Africa’s Digital Economy

The AfCFTA was created to establish a liberalised continental market for goods and services, reduce dependence on external markets, and encourage regional manufacturing, logistics,...