Digital Markets Act: More Resources Needed to Get The Job Done Right
Today the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) entered into force, and it won’t be long before its effects are […]
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UK CAT: Policing the Process in Facebook/GIPHY
A little over a month ago the United Kingdom’s Competition Appeals Tribunal (CAT) heard arguments in Meta’s appeal against the […]
Facebook/GIPHY and the (Un)innovative Theory of Harm
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Regulatory Competition: Where the UK Stands on Tech
Under the French Council presidency, European lawmakers reached a political agreement on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) at “the speed […]
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The EU IoT Sector Inquiry and the DMA Contradiction
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DMA: Towards a Permission Based Digital Economy?
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Making the DMA Work in Practice: A New Years’ Resolution Negotiators Should Stick To
A new year has begun, and with it, the long-standing tradition of New Years’ resolutions. Some of us pledge to […]
A Workable Digital Markets Act Requires Harmonised Enforcement
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a single-market initiative, designed to strengthen and deepen Europe’s digital economy by harmonising national […]
