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European Commission’s draft Geo-Blocking Regulation fails to clear the way

European Commission’s draft Geo-Blocking Regulation fails to clear the way

6 July 2016
By Andrew Morrison
The EC has published its draft geo-blocking regulation to improve cross border access for customers to goods and services, but does it go far enough?
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EUrovision leads the way in both song contests and antitrust inquiries into the e-commerce sector

EUrovision leads the way in both song contests and antitrust inquiries into the e-commerce sector

9 June 2015
By Josh Gottlieb
The EC recently launched a sector inquiry into e-commerce to investigate anti-competitive behaviour restricting cross-border online trade
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E-tail & the details: consumer guarantees & overseas e-tailers

E-tail & the details: consumer guarantees & overseas e-tailers

9 September 2014
By Damien MacRae
Do consumer guarantees apply to the supply of goods by companies overseas? This question has been raised by a new case brought by the ACCC.
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Google around the world:  privacy, e-commerce and the “right to be forgotten”

Google around the world: privacy, e-commerce and the “right to be forgotten”

9 September 2014
By Emily Rich
A panel of people appointed by Google is meeting in Madrid today to debate the balance between privacy and freedom of information.
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