In this series on the recommendations of the House Judiciary Subcommittee’s Majority Report  on Competition in Digital Markets, DisCo has […]

Keir Lamont · January 13, 2021

Back in March, DisCo discussed a well-intentioned but flawed bill titled the “Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies […]

Keir Lamont · October 1, 2020

For the second time in five years, a Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruling on international data […]

Keir Lamont and Alex Roure · July 21, 2020

Over the past few months, the Internet has grown to be even more essential to our lives in ways that […]

Project Disco · July 17, 2020

You’ve heard this one before: law enforcement authorities, citing concerns that their ability to lawfully access individuals’ electronic data and […]

Keir Lamont · December 9, 2019

This post is part of a series covering different studies on antitrust enforcement of digital services released by various academics, think tanks, […]

Ryan Johnston · November 1, 2019

Policymakers, companies, and consumer advocates are rightfully exploring new methods to vest consumers with greater control over the use of […]

Keir Lamont · October 24, 2019

Tech policy is in a moment of conflict. Some folks are calling for data to be shared to increase competition, […]

Matthew Lane · October 22, 2019

Digitisation is transforming every corner of Europe’s economy and society, and urban mobility is probably where the data-driven (r)evolution is […]

Alex Roure · October 8, 2019

Against the backdrop of a parade of high-profile Congressional hearings and legislative proposals involving consumer privacy, the National Institute of […]

Keir Lamont and Margarita Lazo · June 13, 2019