英文摘要 |
Interoperability is good for competition and innovation, and also consistent with enterprises’ interests. However, it is normal that different enterprises might have different choices of interoperability strategy under respective circumstances of market competition. For this reason, in order to incentivize continuing innovation for different platforms, systematic construction of legal institutions is needed, assuring rights to interoperate for small platforms on the one hand, and avoiding one-size-fits-all methods while leveling fair playing ground for big platforms on the other hand. Current institutional construction in China lacks comprehensive design, and it is not favorable to mobilize enthusiasm of different platforms as well as safeguard national interest via efficient use of legal weapon. It is necessary to interpret the Twenty Articles of Data scientifically, and to amend relevant legal provisions inconsistent with digital development in a timely manner and procedures, according to the Comprehensive Framework Planning of Digital China Construction. |