디지털 플랫폼 서비스 규제의 공법적 모델- 생존배려로서 디지털 플랫폼의 이해 -

Until now, digital platform service regulation has been enforced by competition law, and it will continue to be based on the modernized competition law as the main basis. With the digital transformation, the convergence of industrial fields occurs, and the role of digital platforms is expected to become important. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the digital platform service from the point of view of public law. In this study, the digital platform service is identified as the basic infrastructure of the digital era, and it is legally projected on the concept of Daseinsvorsorge, and it is again viewed as a digital Daseinsvorsorge service and a model of regulation is sought. According to the development of the Daseinsvorsorge theory, the provision of the service can be done by private actors, the application of competition law is not excluded in principle. But public law is required at the point where it is in conflict with the original purpose of the competition law.; And from that point, the sectorspecific regulation found today, namely, regulatory law(Regulierungsrecht). In accordance with the development of these discussions, an appropriate method as a public law regulatory model for digital platform services was found in the regulatory law(Regulierungsrecht) with the background of the Guaranteed State Theory(Gewährleistungsstaat). In particular, the legislative structure of the purpose combination of regulatory laws to pursue a specific common good purpose in the relevant area while maintaining effective competition in the digital platform service, a private business model, serves as a starting point for future public law regulation of digital platform services. When the situation in which the common good purpose shown in the digital platform is no longer pursued through the guarantee of effective competition intensifies, and the nature of the services provided by the platform and the general recognition that the digital platform itself is a basic supply considering survival, the regulatory law model Public law regulation may be initiated.