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Peitz, Martin; Schweitzer, Heike - 2016

Suchmaschinen ermöglichen Nutzern einen schnellen Zugang zu Informationen, die sie konkret suchen oder die sie durch die Suchmaschine entdecken. Sie haben sich zu wichtigen Informationsintermediären entwickelt. Aufgrund ihrer zentralen Rolle in der Informationsvermittlung und der...

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The Regulation of New Media in Europe

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FCC Regulation Versus Antitrust : How Net Neutrality is Defining the Boundaries

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Ownership Unbundling in EU & Legal Problems

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A Short Note on Economic and Competition Regulation in an Independent Scotland - The Case of Telecommunications

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The Scottish National Party (SNP) government in Scotland has published an outline of how it wishes economic and competition regulation to operate in the event that it is successful in persuading the residents of Scotland to vote in September 2014 for independence in March 2016. It envisages a...

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A Short Note on an Independent Scotland in Europe – The Regulatory State

Sutherland, Ewan - 2013

If the plebiscite in Scotland, due in autumn 2014, results in its independence from the United Kingdom, it is expected to become a member state of the European Union (EU). One consequence of this is that Scotland would be required, by the acquis communitaire, to create a considerable number of...

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Antitrust for High-Tech and Low : Regulation, Innovation, and Risk

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For well over a century, U.S. trademark law has afforded brand owners certain rights, remedies and obligations. As the Department of Commerce has noted, owners of trademarks have both a legal right and an affirmative obligation to protect their trademarks from unauthorized third-party use....

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Cost-Based Pricing : Wishful Thinking by Competition Authorities and Price Regulators

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