A Self-Regulatory Race to the Bottom through Out-of-Court Dispute Settlement in the Digital Services Act - How the DSA will introduce competition for the Meta Oversight Board (and the German FSM) and why we should be worried about this
Holznagel, Daniel
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Verfassungsblog
2022-03-16
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Art. 18 of the draft Digital Services Act [Art. 21 in the final text] will introduce new dispute settlement processes. This addresses a legitimate policy concern, namely the need to enable effective recourse mechanisms for platform decisions. However, the concept fails when trying to combine the best of two worlds: solving disputes through real courts as well as through self-regulation. Art. 18 [Art. 21 in the final text] DSA raises serious concerns and should be substantially modified.
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Holznagel, Daniel
Article 21 Digital Services Act
Article 21 DSA
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out-of-court dispute settlement
Platform Regulation
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https://verfassungsblog.de/a-self-regulatory-race-to-the-bottom-through-art-18-digital-services-act/
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Max Steinbeis Verfassungsblog gGmbH
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