Die Zugangsverweigerung zu Daten als Missbrauch einer marktbeherrschenden Stellung

In a digital world, access to data is more valuable than ever for the economy and society. This book addresses the highly relevant issue of dominant undertakings denying access to this valuable resource. With well-founded analyses and concise case studies, it shows how legislators, competition authorities and courts in Germany and France are reacting to the challenges of the data economy. The work examines how both legal systems can mutually enhance each other in order to enforce competition law more effectively with regard to data access cases. In addition to national particularities, it also outlines which data is subject to data access claims and when an undertaking may refuse access.