2019 Technology May-rathon: Big Data, Privacy, and Competition Law: The Transatlantic Debate

Consumer data is ubiquitous in the modern economy, and computing power allows for the speedy collection and analysis of data. Market participants are using big data in a variety of ways to deliver innovative products and services, which raises important questions about how to protect consumer privacy interests without stifling procompetitive innovation. A panel of Morgan Lewis competition and privacy lawyers will discuss the evolving debate, with an emphasis on the different legal and regulatory approaches in the United States and Europe.