Finance ministers in Europe might want to take note of the European Commission’s increased scrutiny of national taxes that conflict […]

Christian Borggreen · April 10, 2019

Some EU countries are rushing ahead with national digital taxes targeted at so-called “tech giants”. However, do these national digital […]

Christian Borggreen · March 25, 2019

This post originally appeared on the Chillin’Competition blog. We have always cautioned against the application of different rules and standards […]

Alfonso Lamadrid · March 22, 2019

At the end of January, DisCo published a post titled “Copyright Reform: the End?” stating that a final compromise between […]

Maud Sacquet · March 21, 2019

The costs of a digital tax would mostly be borne by consumers and businesses that use digital marketplaces – not […]

Christian Borggreen · March 21, 2019

Between May 23 and May 26, 2019, close to 450 million European citizens will elect over 700 Members of the […]

Maud Sacquet · March 1, 2019

Dr. Konstantinos Stylianou is an Assistant Professor in Competition Law and Regulation and the Deputy Director of the Centre for […]

Project Disco · February 26, 2019

This week Germany’s Bundeskartellamt, the Federal Cartel Office (FCO), made the news by  issuing a decision against Facebook for the […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · February 8, 2019

“Shaping competition policy in the era of digitization” was the ambitious title of Brussels’ latest competition conference hosted by none […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · January 25, 2019

After years of discussions, twists and drama, the negotiations on the European copyright reform may be (finally) drawing close. Barring […]

Maud Sacquet · January 18, 2019