Highlights - Competition in a Big Data World
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Claims that people must have a right to decide who uses their data and for what purpose while unlocking the “very large sixth sense” benefits of sharing, cites every second European buying online last year and notes less than 10% of SMEs sell cross‑border. Argues for building a true European digital market (not renationalized), says competition law won’t solve privacy alone but will be used when antitrust ties to data exist, and warns privacy standards must not raise barriers for smaller firms.
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