New Digital Services Act

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The Digital Services Act (DSA), succeeding the e-Commerce Directive, establishes a framework for online services in Europe, mandating that illegal offline activities are also prohibited online. This Practitioner’s Guide offers early clarity for companies providing online services and their business users. It outlines which providers—such as intermediary and hosting services, online platforms, and search engines—are impacted, along with the specific obligations they must fulfill, including transparency, reporting, and risk management. The guide also addresses innovations in internet liability, the actions business users can take against digital service providers, and the repercussions of legal violations. Target audiences include in-house counsel, companies, lawyers, regulatory authorities, business and consumer associations, insurance firms, research institutions, European bodies, and NGOs. The book is edited by Dr. Torsten Kraul, LL. M. (London), a distinguished lawyer specializing in digitalization and digital business models. Contributing authors are also experts in digital law, including Dr. Marvin Bartels, Dr. Niklas Maamar, Konstantina Nathanail, Patrick Neidinger, and Dr. Julia Wildgans.