Edited by Katja Weckström, Professor of Commercial Law, UEF Law School, University of Eastern Finland, Finland, Maria Lillà Montagnani, Professor of Commercial Law, Bocconi University, Italy and Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska, Associate Professor, Jean Monnet Chair, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland

‘I strongly endorse Governance of Digital Single Market Actors, edited by Katja Weckström, Maria Lillà Montagnani, and Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska. The volume goes beyond conventional analyses by thoughtfully redefining how EU regulatory frameworks can respond to the complexities posed by digital platforms. Particularly valuable is its nuanced exploration of accountability in algorithmic governance, liability transformations, and user-centric protection measures. This work significantly advances discussions around platform governance and offers fresh perspectives vital for informed regulatory strategies.’

• ContentsIntroduction to governance of the platform economy 1Katja Weckström, Maria Lillà Montagnani and KatarzynaKlafkowska-WaśniowskaPART I FREEDOM, RESPONSIBILITY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY1 Governing the internet economy by regulating digital marketactors 6Katja Weckström2 Responsibility of online platforms and content moderation inthe EU 45Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska3 An (enhanced) accountability framework for an enhancedliability regime 80Maria Lillà MontagnaniPART II DIGITAL CHALLENGES AND REGULATORY RESPONSES4 Freedom and responsibility in the platform economy: aconsumer law perspective 101Agnieszka Jabłonowska and Monika Namysłowska5 Personal data protection in a world of artificial intelligenceand Internet of Things: consent, transparency and accountability 119Althaf Marsoof and Indranath Gupta6 The protection of children by video-sharing platformsunder the Audiovisual Media Services Directive: codifyingplatforms’ responsibility to respect children’s rights 148Eva Lievens and Valerie Verdoodt7 A new liability paradigm for online platforms in EUcopyright law 172João Pedro Quintais8 Conclusion to governance of the platform economy 211

Edited by Katja Weckström, Professor of Commercial Law, UEF Law School, University of Eastern Finland, Finland, Maria Lillà Montagnani, Professor of Commercial Law, Bocconi University, Italy and Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska, Associate Professor, Jean Monnet Chair, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland

‘I strongly endorse Governance of Digital Single Market Actors, edited by Katja Weckström, Maria Lillà Montagnani, and Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska. The volume goes beyond conventional analyses by thoughtfully redefining how EU regulatory frameworks can respond to the complexities posed by digital platforms. Particularly valuable is its nuanced exploration of accountability in algorithmic governance, liability transformations, and user-centric protection measures. This work significantly advances discussions around platform governance and offers fresh perspectives vital for informed regulatory strategies.’

• ContentsIntroduction to governance of the platform economy 1Katja Weckström, Maria Lillà Montagnani and KatarzynaKlafkowska-WaśniowskaPART I FREEDOM, RESPONSIBILITY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY1 Governing the internet economy by regulating digital marketactors 6Katja Weckström2 Responsibility of online platforms and content moderation inthe EU 45Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska3 An (enhanced) accountability framework for an enhancedliability regime 80Maria Lillà MontagnaniPART II DIGITAL CHALLENGES AND REGULATORY RESPONSES4 Freedom and responsibility in the platform economy: aconsumer law perspective 101Agnieszka Jabłonowska and Monika Namysłowska5 Personal data protection in a world of artificial intelligenceand Internet of Things: consent, transparency and accountability 119Althaf Marsoof and Indranath Gupta6 The protection of children by video-sharing platformsunder the Audiovisual Media Services Directive: codifyingplatforms’ responsibility to respect children’s rights 148Eva Lievens and Valerie Verdoodt7 A new liability paradigm for online platforms in EUcopyright law 172João Pedro Quintais8 Conclusion to governance of the platform economy 211

Edited by Katja Weckström, Professor of Commercial Law, UEF Law School, University of Eastern Finland, Finland, Maria Lillà Montagnani, Professor of Commercial Law, Bocconi University, Italy and Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska, Associate Professor, Jean Monnet Chair, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland

‘I strongly endorse Governance of Digital Single Market Actors, edited by Katja Weckström, Maria Lillà Montagnani, and Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska. The volume goes beyond conventional analyses by thoughtfully redefining how EU regulatory frameworks can respond to the complexities posed by digital platforms. Particularly valuable is its nuanced exploration of accountability in algorithmic governance, liability transformations, and user-centric protection measures. This work significantly advances discussions around platform governance and offers fresh perspectives vital for informed regulatory strategies.’

• ContentsIntroduction to governance of the platform economy 1Katja Weckström, Maria Lillà Montagnani and KatarzynaKlafkowska-WaśniowskaPART I FREEDOM, RESPONSIBILITY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY1 Governing the internet economy by regulating digital marketactors 6Katja Weckström2 Responsibility of online platforms and content moderation inthe EU 45Katarzyna Klafkowska-Waśniowska3 An (enhanced) accountability framework for an enhancedliability regime 80Maria Lillà MontagnaniPART II DIGITAL CHALLENGES AND REGULATORY RESPONSES4 Freedom and responsibility in the platform economy: aconsumer law perspective 101Agnieszka Jabłonowska and Monika Namysłowska5 Personal data protection in a world of artificial intelligenceand Internet of Things: consent, transparency and accountability 119Althaf Marsoof and Indranath Gupta6 The protection of children by video-sharing platformsunder the Audiovisual Media Services Directive: codifyingplatforms’ responsibility to respect children’s rights 148Eva Lievens and Valerie Verdoodt7 A new liability paradigm for online platforms in EUcopyright law 172João Pedro Quintais8 Conclusion to governance of the platform economy 211