Rechtsfolgen der Digitalisierung im rumänisch-deutschen Ländervergleich

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This collection explores the economic potential and regulatory challenges of blockchain technologies, smart contracts, and virtual currencies. It discusses the necessity for an international approach to blockchain networks, the implications of the GDPR on personal data protection in cyberspace, and the legal nature of GDPR within the Romanian constitutional system. The text examines GDPR compliance in the context of Industry 4.0, algorithm regulation, and transparency issues potentially covered by the GDPR. It also addresses cybersecurity regulations in Germany and Europe, as well as the legal boundaries of automated police support in social networks. Furthermore, the collection analyzes media relations under the GDPR and offers insights from the European Court of Justice on how German courts can learn from international judicial practices. It investigates location-based mobile marketing from a data protection and competition law perspective, influencer marketing on online platforms, and the antitrust limits on information exchange in Europe. Lastly, it presents a new understanding of licensing agreements as interpreted by the German Supreme Court and discusses opportunities for rural areas stemming from the WiFi4EU regulation.