Jednotný digitální trh a jeho dopad na fungování digitálních platforem

This diploma thesis examines the impact of implementing the EU Digital Single Market strategy on the functioning of digital platforms. It provides an in-depth analysis of two regulations — the Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act — which represent the first legal framework focused on the regulation of digital platforms and their operators at the European level. The aim of this thesis is to identify potential areas for improvement within these two regulations and subsequently formulate concrete proposals for their future optimization. The first part of the thesis addresses the conceptual definition of digital platforms, the development of their regulation in the EU, and their importance in the digital economy. The second part, which is crucial for achieving the thesis objectives, focuses specifically on the Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act. Through analysis, comparison, induction, and subsequent synthesis, it identifies problematic areas requiring optimization and formulates concrete proposals for improving both regulations, supported by selected practical examples and relevant case law. The purpose of this thesis is to contribute to the discussion on the effective regulation of digital platforms at the EU level and to evaluate whether the examined regulations support the harmonization of the digital environment in the EU and contribute to achieving the overall goals of the Digital Single Market.