2020
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3705217
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Demystifying the Role of Data Interoperability in the Access and Sharing Debate

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“…See also, Diker Vanberg and Unver (2017). 29 For further background, see e.g., Lynskey (2017); see also, Hoffman and Gonzelez Otero (2020). and to facilitate switching.…”
Section: The Eu Regulatory Overlaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…See also, Diker Vanberg and Unver (2017). 29 For further background, see e.g., Lynskey (2017); see also, Hoffman and Gonzelez Otero (2020). and to facilitate switching.…”
Section: The Eu Regulatory Overlaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering mobility data as foundational infrastructure mirrors the infrastructural interpretation of data in other sectors, particularly those displaying similar cyber-physical characteristics as in transport (e.g. telecommunications and energy) (Hoffmann and Gonzalez Otero, 2020;Janssen, Chun and Gil-Garcia, 2009;Rahman, 2018;Surblyte, 2016). Such an approach links all the different layers to be analysed to understand factors such as usage, future requirements or usefulness.…”
Section: Regulating Mobility Data As Foundational Infrastructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, local market actors may face difficulty duplicating observed data collected by a dominant global search platform regarding destination search and travel routing. The status quo favours first movers and those who benefit from substantial network effects within and outside of mobility and beyond local contexts (Bourreau, Krämer and Buiten, 2022;de Streel, Krämer and Senellart, 2021;Hoffmann and Gonzalez Otero, 2020;Kerber and Schweitzer, 2017;Krämer, 2021a;OECD, 2021b;Soriano et al, 2019;Scott Morton et al, 2021).…”
Section: What Does This Mean Regarding Mobility Data Sharing and The ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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