Media scholars have studied and critiqued search engines–and in particular the dominant
commercial actor, Google–for over a decade. Several conceptual and methodological …

The rise of platforms in ICT markets invites a reappraisal of regulatory frameworks and
practices. As platforms originating in entirely different sectors increasingly compete directly …

To what extent does the accelerated development of the digital economy contribute to the
political process of deconstruction of employment and reformulation of the category of …

Media are among the most influential institutions in modern societies. Media outlets–press,
TV, Internet, radio, cinema–have become the leading players in the production and diffusion …

L'auteure analyse l'évolution de l'écosystème médiatique, ses principales transformations et
implications socio-économiques, à travers une revue de la littérature qui reprend …

Articles 81 and 82 EC and Council Regulation 1/2003 of 16 December 2002 on the
implementation of the rules on competition laid down in Article 81 and 82 of the Treaty, OJ …

To what extent are the organizational work practices of digital labour platforms really new
and to what extent do they differ from continuous changes in work organization enabled by …

The concepts of the theory of endogenous coalition formation have not been utilized much to
analyze issues in the field of applied economics. In this paper, we show how these concepts …

Abstract In the December 2020, the European Commission has presented its proposal for a
Digital Market Act (DMA) aiming at promoting competition and preventing unfair practices on …

Selon certains économistes évolutionnistes, la vague actuelle de digitalisation n'est pas une
nouvelle révolution technologique mais le point de basculement entre les phases …