Professor Vassilis Hatzopoulos, Director of the MA in Digital Transformation, spent 10 days in Japan, visiting Waseda University, Nagoya University, and Kyoto University to discuss the EU’s role as a global exporter of digital standards.
Invited by Professor Dai Yokomizo, he delivered special lectures on how the EU has established itself as a global leader in digital regulation, with a focus on the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
His analysis highlighted the significance of these landmark regulations in governing online platforms, safeguarding fundamental rights, and ensuring fair competition in digital markets.
Invited by Professor Dai Yokomizo, he delivered special lectures on how the EU has established itself as a global leader in digital regulation, with a focus on the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
His analysis highlighted the significance of these landmark regulations in governing online platforms, safeguarding fundamental rights, and ensuring fair competition in digital markets.
Key topics included:
🟣 The EU’s legislative process and its impact on global digital standards.
🟣 The Brussels Effect—how EU regulations influence international markets.
🟣 The DSA’s role in content moderation and platform accountability.
🟣 The DMA’s effect on Big Tech “gatekeepers” and competition dynamics.
Beyond the lectures, Professor Vassilis Hatzopoulos also had the chance to enjoy Japan’s rich culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality.
🟣 The EU’s legislative process and its impact on global digital standards.
🟣 The Brussels Effect—how EU regulations influence international markets.
🟣 The DSA’s role in content moderation and platform accountability.
🟣 The DMA’s effect on Big Tech “gatekeepers” and competition dynamics.
Beyond the lectures, Professor Vassilis Hatzopoulos also had the chance to enjoy Japan’s rich culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality.