Digital Media Governance and Supranational Courts

Edited by Evangelia Psychogiopoulou, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, University of the Peloponnese and Senior Research Fellow, Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, Greece and Susana de la Sierra, Associate Professor of Administrative Law, University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM), Spain

Contents:

1 European Supranational Courts and Judicial
Decision-Making in the Era of Digitalisation 1
Evangelia Psychogiopoulou and Susana de la Sierra
2 European Courts as Digital Media Regulators 17
Susana de la Sierra
3 Taxation of Digital Business and Social Media:
Contribution of the Court of Justice to the Compatibility
with EU Fundamental Freedoms 36
Begoña Pérez Bernabeu
4 In Tech we Trust? Fixing the Evolutionary Interpretation
by the Court of Justice of the Prohibition of General
Monitoring in the Era of Automated Content Moderation 53
Valentina Golunova
5 Judicial Interactions with the Court of Justice and the
Application of the Right to be Forgotten by National Courts 72
Federica Casarosa
6 Copyright and Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age:
Unravelling the Complexities of Fundamental Rights
Analysis by the Court of Justice 91
Evangelia Psychogiopoulou
7 Freedom of Expression in the Digital Environment: How
the European Court of Human Rights has Contributed to
the Protection of the Right to Freedom of Expression and
Information on the Internet 112
Dirk Voorhoof
8 New Technologies and Public Watchdogs Before the
European Court of Human Rights: Reflections on
European Supranational Litigation 137
Kristina Cendic and Gergely Gosztonyi
9 State Obligations Regarding Online Gender-Based
Violence: A Moving Puzzle 155
Gloria González Fuster
10 European Policymaking on Disinformation and the
Standards of the European Court of Human Rights 174
Iva Nenadić and Sofia Verza
11 Fundamental Rights Adjudication by European
Supranational Courts in Digital Media Cases 197
Domenico Rosani and Clara Rauchegger

Index