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IS DATA PROTECTION LAW THE NEW INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW? - COMPETITION LAW ENTERS UNCHARTE(RE)D TERRITORY
This thesis focuses on the overlap between data protection law and competition law in what I have defined as data markets in the big data era. Most recently, the discussion has focused on whether these markets can be regulated through competition law. As such, the argument of my thesis is threefold.
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