The ECJ's Judgements on 'Gmail' and 'Skype Out': A Critical Review
Abstract:The Over-the-Top (OTT) services have successfully competed with “traditional” telecommunications services and disrupted the market for short messages, phone and video calls. While WhatsApp alone processed an average of over 65 billion messages per day in May 2018, this is true for “only”...
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The ECJ's Judgements on 'Gmail' and 'Skype Out': A Critical Review
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