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ARTICLE · 11 AUGUST 2021

Current Issues In Digital Commerce Regulation

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This white paper is a collection of the individual blogs we have written as introductory and companion pieces to the segments of our Digital Commerce webinar on 28 April 2021.

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This white paper is a collection of the individual blogs we have written as introductory and companion pieces to the segments of our Digital Commerce webinar on 28 April 2021:

  • Top tips for digital business contracting;
  • UK payment services regulation – data and cryptoassets: the developing landscape;
  • Recent digital commerce legislation (1): the Platform to Business Regulation;
  • Recent digital commerce legislation (2): over the top services and the EECC;
  • Recent digital commerce legislation (3): video sharing platforms; and
  • Upcoming platform regulation: the EU Digital Services Act and UK Online Harms Bill.

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