Big Data
Rahmenbedingungen im europäischen Datenschutz- und Immaterialgüterrecht und übergreifende Reformperspektive
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Beschreibung
The discussion on the regulatory challenges of the data economy is omnipresent. The book contributes to this discussion by providing a comprehensive in-depth analysis of the European Union's relevant legal framework in intellectual property (copyright, patents, protection of trade secrets according to the EU Trade Secrets Directive 2016), and protection of data privacy and security (General Data Protection Regulation 2016). Topical legislative developments, such as the recent EU Commission's proposals for a Digital Markets Act and a Digital Services Act are also covered. Against this background, the authors propose several targeted reforms for the future in order to effectively reconcile the paramount need for access to data with the regulatory environment in intellectual property and privacy protection under the guiding principle of private autonomy.
The discussion on the regulatory challenges of the data economy is omnipresent. The book contributes to this discussion by providing a comprehensive in-depth analysis of the European Union's relevant legal framework in intellectual property (copyright, patents, protection of trade secrets according to the EU Trade Secrets Directive 2016), and protection of data privacy and security (General Data Protection Regulation 2016). Topical legislative developments, such as the recent EU Commission's proposals for a Digital Markets Act and a Digital Services Act are also covered. Against this background, the authors propose several targeted reforms for the future in order to effectively reconcile the paramount need for access to data with the regulatory environment in intellectual property and privacy protection under the guiding principle of private autonomy.
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Matthias Leistner
ist Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Bürgerliches Recht und Recht des Geistigen Eigentums mit Informations- und IT-Recht (GRUR-Lehrstuhl) an der LMU München.
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