Digital Single Market

– Different Implementation of the Uniform EU Rules

Abstract

The digital revolution became a global phenomenon, which has a major impact on the European Union. The Digital Single Market can be considered as a pivotal part of the Internal Market. In our paper we analyse the process of the digital transition of the modification of the related
EU rules alongside with its adaptation to the societal and economic needs. Furthermore, our analysis refers to the impact of the digital revolution to the European administration, especially to the institutional side combined with the protection of procedural rights. The paper has paid special attention to the evolution of data protection and audiovisual aspects of the digitalisation. In terms of the institutions and organisational side the Member State-level bodies are still today primarily responsible for the implementation of Union law, yet the current changes even in case of digitalisation led to the increased relevance of EU-level bodies. The status and evolution of procedural rights is even more complex, parallel to the increased protection of fundamental rights.