EU Digital Law

This book provides an exhaustive and comprehensive legal analysis of the EU framework governing activities in digital environments. It clearly and meticulously sets out the law as it applies to the full range of digital technologies, including AI, cybersecurity, online platforms, data processing, electronic signatures, contracts and payment services. Crucially, it also assesses how these laws interact in practice, including the neighbouring regimes of competition law and intellectual property law, facilitating navigation of this increasingly complex field. Key Features: Evaluates case law of the CJEU in detail Offers a systematic presentation of EU law on digital technologies Explains the interactions between specific technology legislation and other legal regimes, such as competition, intellectual property and media law EU Digital Law is a crucial resource for all lawyers with a technology practice, in-house lawyers in the tech sector and legislators both inside and outside the EU. It also serves as a clear reference point for scholars and students specialising in IT law, European law and technology, media and telecommunications law.

This book provides an exhaustive and comprehensive legal analysis of the EU framework governing activities in digital environments. It clearly and meticulously sets out the law as it applies to the full range of digital technologies, including AI, cybersecurity, online platforms, data processing, electronic signatures, contracts and payment services. Crucially, it also assesses how these laws interact in practice, including the neighbouring regimes of competition law and intellectual property law, facilitating navigation of this increasingly complex field. Key Features: Evaluates case law of the CJEU in detail Offers a systematic presentation of EU law on digital technologies Explains the interactions between specific technology legislation and other legal regimes, such as competition, intellectual property and media law EU Digital Law is a crucial resource for all lawyers with a technology practice, in-house lawyers in the tech sector and legislators both inside and outside the EU. It also serves as a clear reference point for scholars and students specialising in IT law, European law and technology, media and telecommunications law.