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[Commlist] New Book: Platform Regulation: Exemplars, Approaches and Solutions
Sun Apr 16 22:56:37 GMT 2023
New Book by Pradip Ninan Thomas
*Platform Regulation: Exemplars, Approaches and Solutions*(2023), Oxford
University Press, Oxford/NY
ISBN: 9780192887962
This book explores:
Anti-Trust in the USA
The Right to be Forgotten and the GDPR, EU
The Equalisation Levy, India
Digital Platforms Report, Australia
Description:
Over the last decade or two, a handful of powerful, monopolist platforms
have embraced our lives worldwide. They intermediate our socialities and
relationships, what we search for on the Internet, and our online
purchases. We are living in a global economy that is fuelled by the
monetization of affect. One is now only too aware that various platforms
are very systematically using the advantages stemming from algorithmic
power and platform externalities to mine and privatize personal data
that is in turn sold to advertisers who target not just the present but
also future economic behaviours of users. One now also hears of the
complicity of some of these platforms in data breaches that have
contributed to the making and unmaking of political fortunes of key
political parties across geographies. This unprecedented power of
platforms is, however, being challenged today. Data breaches, evidence
of platform manipulations, platform complicities with state
surveillance, and their monopolist behaviours and its consequences for
competition and data privacy have become the basis for regulatory
responses from governments throughout the world. National and regional
courts of law have collected a lot of evidence on myriad forms of
platform illegalities that discriminate against competitors and that
point to the privatization of personal data on a global scale. The
proposed volume provides an introduction to some of the issues and
challenges related to platform regulation, the conundrums and paradoxes
involved, and also to some of the well-conceived and manageable
regulatory pathways currently being explored by national and regional
governments. It highlights regulatory responses from four jurisdictions
- the European Union, USA, India, and Australia.
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