Andrej Savin, Professor, IT and Internet Law, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

‘Already after reading the Preface it is apparent how profound the insights of Savin are in the area of internet law. The richness is continued in the remainder of the book that covers all main areas of EU internet law. A nice new addition is the chapter on AI. Overall, Savin explains, in the context of the Internet, the nature of EU lawmaking, the reasoning behind lawmakers’ choices, and the (lack of) coherence of the regulatory landscape. It is an excellent overview that provides the necessary foundations of EU internet law.’

• ContentsPreface List of cases of the Court of Justice of the European Union List of secondary legislation 1 Internet regulation in the European Union 2 Electronic commerce 3 Platform regulation4 International jurisdiction and applicable law 5 Speech and content regulation 6 Liability of intermediaries 7 Intellectual property 8 Consumer protection and marketing 9 Data protection and privacy 10 Digital identity and electronic payments 11 Cybercrime 12 Cybersecurity 13 Regulation of Artificial Intelligence 14 Concluding remarks

Andrej Savin, Professor, IT and Internet Law, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

‘Already after reading the Preface it is apparent how profound the insights of Savin are in the area of internet law. The richness is continued in the remainder of the book that covers all main areas of EU internet law. A nice new addition is the chapter on AI. Overall, Savin explains, in the context of the Internet, the nature of EU lawmaking, the reasoning behind lawmakers’ choices, and the (lack of) coherence of the regulatory landscape. It is an excellent overview that provides the necessary foundations of EU internet law.’

• ContentsPreface List of cases of the Court of Justice of the European Union List of secondary legislation 1 Internet regulation in the European Union 2 Electronic commerce 3 Platform regulation4 International jurisdiction and applicable law 5 Speech and content regulation 6 Liability of intermediaries 7 Intellectual property 8 Consumer protection and marketing 9 Data protection and privacy 10 Digital identity and electronic payments 11 Cybercrime 12 Cybersecurity 13 Regulation of Artificial Intelligence 14 Concluding remarks

Andrej Savin, Professor, IT and Internet Law, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

‘Already after reading the Preface it is apparent how profound the insights of Savin are in the area of internet law. The richness is continued in the remainder of the book that covers all main areas of EU internet law. A nice new addition is the chapter on AI. Overall, Savin explains, in the context of the Internet, the nature of EU lawmaking, the reasoning behind lawmakers’ choices, and the (lack of) coherence of the regulatory landscape. It is an excellent overview that provides the necessary foundations of EU internet law.’

• ContentsPreface List of cases of the Court of Justice of the European Union List of secondary legislation 1 Internet regulation in the European Union 2 Electronic commerce 3 Platform regulation4 International jurisdiction and applicable law 5 Speech and content regulation 6 Liability of intermediaries 7 Intellectual property 8 Consumer protection and marketing 9 Data protection and privacy 10 Digital identity and electronic payments 11 Cybercrime 12 Cybersecurity 13 Regulation of Artificial Intelligence 14 Concluding remarks