Privacy and competition in the digital economy.
summary
Discussion links privacy and competition with concrete examples: Google‑DoubleClick 2008 and the Facebook‑WhatsApp review, fines such as a €953m cartel penalty and national sanctions against Google. A startup builds a bank-aggregation tool for 600,000 users, sees 75% want automatic access and 80% want one‑time consent, averages show 3.6 bank accounts per user, and an overlay login is banned by a judge. Regulators treat big data as an asset, debate data portability in the revised Payment Services Directive, and call for cross‑agency technical expertise.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:53Data protection perspective
- 16:06Parliamentary perspective
- 26:52Commission perspective
- 47:18Business experience case study
- 58:56Panel debate and closing
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