The digital evolution – or revolution – has been having profound implications on the distribution of content online. New legal issues are constantly arising as companies and consumers seize the opportunities afforded by advances in technology. For instance, consumers have gravitated from watching live television towards watching television via mobile devices. This has given rise to legal issues relating to ability to access services abroad and across Member State borders, as well as to the ability of content service providers to enable this to be done lawfully. Naturally these developments have also attracted reactions from the EU and national policymakers.
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Front Matter
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PART I: Introduction
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PART II: Copyright and Online Distribution – on a Path to Fragmentation?
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PART III: Emerging Technologies for Online Distribution – More Fragmentation in the Future?
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PART IV: Digital Single Market, Competition and Regulation
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PART V: Concluding Remarks
