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Trading Data in the Digital Economy: Legal Concepts and Tools

Edited by: Sebastian Lohsse, Reiner Schulze, Dirk Staudenmayer

ISBN13: 9781509921201
Published: December 2017
Publisher: Hart Publishing
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £110.00



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Digitisation is fundamentally transforming our entire economy and our society. The datafication of business processes leads to an incredibly fast and ever increasing mass of data. Such data is the blood in the veins of the digital economy. Many existing and future business models, which will drive innovation and create economic growth, depend on being able to use this data. Trading Data in the Digital Economy is therefore a central aspect of the development of the EU Digital Market. In continuing with the aim of the `Munster Colloquia on Digital Law and the EU Economy', this book examines the `Legal Concepts and Tools' with a view to determining how EU law should react to the challenges and needs of this aspect of the digital economy. This volume is a collection of contributions to the 3rd Munster Colloquium, held on 4-5 May 2017 in Munster, Germany. The colloquium analysed the academic, practice-based, and political aspects of the various legal concepts and tools surrounding the trade in data. More specifically, the volume focuses on the starting points and challenges, exclusivity rights, compulsory licences, and contractual concepts.