Select Committee on Communications
Regulating in a digital world
2nd Report of Session 2017-19 - published 9 March 2019 - HL Paper 299
Chapter 2: Principles for regulation
Respect for human rights and equality
Education and awareness-raising
Democratic accountability, proportionality and evidenced-based approach
Box 2: Selected list of rights under the General Data Protection Regulation
Table 1: Variable rewards: examples
Terms of service and information
Chapter 4: Market concentration
Competition and digital markets
Network effects and market share
Cross-subsidisation and intermediation power
Other consequences of concentration
Data rights, portability and interoperability
Table 3: Categories of online content
Box 4: The e-Commerce Directive: articles 12–14
Box 5: The e-Commerce Directive: article 15
Harmful and anti-social content
Box 6: Office of the e-Safety Commissioner of Australia
Box 7: The Ruggie principles: principle 31
Chapter 6: The Digital Authority
Summary of conclusions and recommendations
Appendix 1: List of Members and declarations of interest
Appendix 4: Existing regulators